That's how the Commission will act if it turns out that Shpend Maxhun has intervened in his son's case.

The chairman of this Commission, Ganimete Musliu, said that after being informed at the official line in the entire case under the law, measures will be taken, Periscopi broadcast.

Once we get the report officially from the police, we're going to look at the report, we're going to look for an explanation why the report is different, why there is doubt that there is a tendency to change, but nothing can be added or concluded because we're not like parliamentary commission to stand trial to anyone. We exercise democratic control over institutions and we will ask in the official line to be informed as to how this is going, whether we as a commission identify or prove to us that the AKI director has an impact on the issue then the constitutional law will require the responsible institutions to take steps”, Musliu said on behalf of the commission.

It indicated that this decision came with consensus from all members of the Commission, while the Vetevendosje Movement called for the dismissal of AKI director Shpend Mazjuni.

You know how the commission is following the sensitivity of the work of the commission and the institution that we do democratic control and decisions deal with consensus. Today there were various voices, there were opposition parties, where Vetevendosje demanded the dismissal of the AKI director, Shpend Maximu. But, however, the Commission found in large measure or assessed that we were initially informed in the official line of all that happened in terms of the case, that it was legally involved by the director of AKI in this case, whether there were after the intervention in the case and then after we have the information we will respond to a rotating meeting. We have to learn to respect our institutions, and we're going to look at and appreciate the police reports after we have information”, Musliu has finished. /Periscopi/.