Haliti tells Albin Kurt what's missing: Should the resolution be voted, Thaci and Haradinaj were dismissed

If voted by all political parties, the resolution proposed by the Democratic League of Kosovo that was discussed yesterday at the session would fall to President Hashim Thaci and the collapse of the Government vote.

So Xhavit Haliti said of Kosovo today.

He said the resolution proposed by the LDK was political and was not aimed at finding any consensus among political parties.

Haliti says if this resolution were voted, they would vote for the president's dismissal and collapse of the government.

But Haliti i The PDK says they are not interested in either of these or new elections.

It was political, not for consensus such a matter. If it were voted on all sides the resolution proposed by the LDK means that we were voting to sack the country's president, to sack Government, and Kosovo to take the path towards new elections. We're not interested in doing this”, Haliti says.

He said it is in the interest of the opposition to return to the Assembly, because, as he said, the debate should take place there.

Haliti has also clarified some of the bills that today were in order to discuss but were not even put to the vote.

That is because the Serbian List has taken a stand not to vote on them unless there is a reconciliation between the ruling coalition partners.

Parliament Deputy Speaker Xhavit Haliti explains that these bills have been left for another session until the Law for Religions, due to be voted in the Assembly, comes for a vote.

Haliti says this bill is very necessary to vote because it is important to the state.

But Haliti hopes the opposition will return to the Assembly to vote on the Law on Religion, which he says has been asked by strategic partners for approval.

According to Halit, it can be passed smoothly if the opposition participates in the session and votes.

Serbia's <x0List have political interests on those issues, have a stance not to vote and move to the Kosovo Assembly. There are issues on which there is an agreement not to be voted until we have compliance. Here is also the Law on Religion that I think is necessary to adopt. I hope that in future sessions the opposition will come and we will adopt this Law on Religion, which is very important for Kosovo, and the law our strategic partners are also seeking to approve of”, Haliti says of Kosovas.

The annual report by the Kosovo Memorial Management Agency for 2017, the Noterina Bill, Parliamentary Proposal for Dialogue with Serbia, the second reading vote of the draft law on meeting and changing the Kosovo Railways Law, the second reading postal services bill and the mine and minerals bill, in second reading were the points that were passed and that were not discussed at any session today.