Representative of the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc Anatoliy Matviyenko reported that this opposition force may also join in supporting the political reform, if certain agreements are reached with Socialist Party leader Oleksandr Moroz. \n \nMatviyenko said this in an interview with "Deutsche Welle." \n \nDue to the acute shortage of votes on the eve of approval of constitutional amendments, according to Matviyenko, the parliamentary majority has found itself in a deadlock. Out of desperation, in the deputy's opinion, the pro-government forces are now discussing the possibility of removing several articles from the political reform draft. \n \nBYuT faction member Anatoliy Matviyenko says that opposition deputies allow for the possibility of participating in the vote if socialist leader Oleksandr Moroz renounces his own ambitions and guarantees his support in the presidential elections. \n\nHowever, for now this issue is still under discussion. \n \nMeanwhile, supporters of the reform are counting rather on their own forces and are striving to choose the most acceptable voting procedure possible. It was announced by Stepan Havrysh: to approve constitutional amendments not article by article, but as a whole by roll-call ballots. \n \nAnatoliy Matviyenko acknowledges that such a voting method opens the possibility of personal pressure on deputies and, accordingly, will ensure the 300 necessary votes. \n \n