CEC in crisis, still no warrant

All of this has caused a deadlock within this institution by amassing work and even the demand for the replacement of asambilists in the Communist Frameworks of the Republic of Kosovo.

This has been confirmed by the spokesman for this institution, Valmir Elezi, who has stressed that up until now some 30 requests for replacements of members of municipal states have been raised.

“So far we have about 30 requests for replacements of the members of the countries from different Kosovo municipalities” has been expressed.

According to him, replacing these people will take place once the Central Election Commission meets. As for the work of the Secretariat of this institution, the Labour Plan has been approved with which it is being worked.

“So far we have about 30 requests for replacements of members of the countries from different Kosovo municipalities. Their replacement will take place once we have the Central Election Commission meeting.

The Central Election Commission has approved the Labour Plan (2018), which is essential in determining tasks and jobs that the CEC Secretariat staff must meet, and we are continuing to work in this direction” has finished Elesi.

Last September should have chosen the challenge of appointments within the CEC, but it is still unknown when that happens. Indexline requested clarification from the President's office, but no response.

Former CEC leader Mazlum Baraliu for Indexline has said such a delay is unconstitutional, and this is the last moment for institutions to be alarmed.

<x) Such actions are disrespecting the constitutional mandate within an independent institution such as the CEC itself, is a violation of the constitution, so it's about overstepping the mandates with carelessness and institutional procrastination, passively red tape to the institutional irresponsibilities of the exhibitors who are primarily obliged to make proposals to verify by the presidency<1> Baraliu has said.

According to him, no decision taken by members without warrants being you is legal and are decisions without legal and constitutional grounds.

“Those people are without mandate there and no decision of theirs is legal or legitimate and they can't actually make their decisions or decisions are legal groundless and without constitutional grounds. And they will not be able to carry out their duties on which they have been charged every day by the CEC. Then work and specific projects within mandates cannot be co-ordinated, either within electoral processes, electoral, with the CEC secretariat, which the CEC nevertheless oversees and activates, co-ordinates relevant projects such as they are for senibly identifying young voters, their education in the importance of voting, and many other activities. ” has concluded constitutional law professor Mazum Baraliu.

Otherwise, several months ago President Thaci had requested an interpretation by the Constitutional Court regarding the case, but the latter has not yet come up with any stance.