25 minutes agoHaliti: The initiative to abolish special should be rejected by the Parliament's Headship
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The head of the Assembly has failed three times to put the Special Court's abolition into order for a day. Xhavit Haliti, deputy head of the Parliament, has clarified that Headship has the power to block Special Decision and that the way the abolition of it has so far been attempted, according to him, is not [...]
Official PDK) commenting on some MPs' request for the prosecution of the Bill for the abolition of Law No. 05L-053, Specialised Chambers and the Specialised Prosecutor's Office, says procedurally, it is a constitutional provision.
As he put it, abolishing a constitutional provision is impossible to realise in the form and way the group of MPs who have signed the application.
“Changes or abolishing this constitutional provision (point 162 of the Constitution) can therefore be implemented by the “The initiative to change the Constitution”, not in the form and way it is required.
It is the principle of international law the form and way in which its specific constitution or provisions” can be changed, Haliti added.
He makes it clear that this would constitute a serious violation of the Constitution if the headship allowed the legal initiative of the signatories of that requirement.
This initiative should be rejected by the Kosovo Assembly Chief, and the issue cannot go further. This constitutional provision gives headship the right to block the initiative of MPs or even of the Government in a very purely procedural way, not putting it into consideration at all”, Haliti has clarified.
The head of the Assembly also on Wednesday has failed to begin its collection due to a lack of quorum, a meeting that was also envisioned for Special Review.
