Conflicts on the Commission for Economic Development, Automotive Law distances MPs from the meeting

Mimoza Kusari, Hykmete Bajrami and Dardan Sejdiu members of the Economic Development Commission, Infrastructure, Trade, Industry and Regional Development have issued the meeting as a sign of opposition to the report with recommendations for the Reform Bill and the completion of the Automedia Law.

Mimoza Kusari said this bill risks the state of the environment in Kosovo, so they don't even stand to make the quorum vote.

Taking into account the objections this bill brings to its environment and risks. We don't stand a meeting for this bill to be passed. ”

Funny and embarrassing has called this decision by opposition members, President Memli Krasniqi.

It's more than ridiculous, weak, theatre, which is not about public opinion interests. Let them tell you what they have for the environment. We're talking about two former ministers. What they did to lower pollution. What you do today is more than fun, it's a shame. Their commitment is to vote against it. The idea that comes out today, the church is protecting the environment, this is lying, it's going to have to come with you”

While Muharrem Nitaj has called the act of MPs hypocritical.

I don't remember if he's ever come. The opposition has been heavily involved in this bill. The logic to be voted into the law commission and then boycott the hearing I think is at least hypocrisy”.

Commission Chairman Sala Berisha-Shala said what opposition MPs did is not the opposition against the majority, but within their parties.

At the action of deputies Kusari, Bayram and Sejdiu did not agree either Veton Berisha, EO reports.

The opposition had to be here and be passed on to the Senate to give the word "fumative," I disagree with the matter”.

In the commission's meeting in advance, the report on the Energy Efficiency Project was adopted, and it was decided that the review of the government's proposal for the chairmanship candidates would be removed from the agenda and that the government would turn back.

Despite the opposition boycott, the Economic Development Commission has approved the report with recommendations for meeting the Law for Automotives.

The quorum after the opposition left made MP Adem Hodza from the Serbian List.