The Greek parliament is to vote on the Syriza government’s fresh proposals to creditors to secure another bailout – and avert financial collapse and a messy exit from the eurozone.<br /><br /> Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras met party members on Friday morning to seek backing for the plans – thought to include austerity measures rejected by voters in last weekend’s referendum.<br /><br /> Athens has been asked to pass laws on “prior actions” to convince lenders of its intent on implementing reforms.<br /><br /> Some left-wingers in Syriza are thought to be opposed but the plans are expected to get through parliament thanks to support from opposition parties.<br /><br /> The debate followed by a vote of MPs is due to take place later on Friday.<br /><br /> European markets responded positively this morning to the new package – which includes pension reforms and tax rises.<br /><br /> It’s thought some debt restructuring will be offered in return.<br /><br /> The proposals are also due to be considered by eurozone finance ministers ahead of a full summit of
