Kosovo government: We have not yet accepted the Special Resolvation Parliament requirement.

However, the executive has not yet officially received Kosovo's Assembly requirement for the initiative of this law.

Republican Government Information Office, in response to “Index” says that the next steps to be taken without seeing the material in question cannot be known.

The prime minister's “Office has yet to officially accept the Parliament's request. Without seeing the concrete material request, we cannot know what steps to take”, their response is said.

In fact, according to the Kosovo executive, the answer to how it will be done in this case, as responsibility from now on is to link the review of this initiative, can only be given at the time when official demand is accepted.

“There are standard procedures that have been used in the past in similar situations.

But, how it will be done in this situation and for this requirement, we will be able to give answers at the time when we accept the official request from the Parliament and in the deadlines set by law”, completed in the response of the Kosovo Government's Information Office.

Otherwise, American Ambassador Greg Delaway warned that politicians who support abolishing the Law on the Special Court would face serious consequences.

This effort presents a terrible example of the case when personal interests prevail over general good and over Kosovo's interests as a state. And let me be clear, the MPs who support this initiative and the politicians who are leading them, despite their denial, will be subject to specific and harsh consequences if the initiative succeeds. They know that, we told them”, the American diplomat said.