European Commission finds numerous shortcomings in the Assembly

Numerous mangues have been listed by the European Commission in the Progress Report, in the part dedicated to the highest representative body ʹ the Parliament.

Failure to control Government, failure to elect board members on merit, adoption of laws in accelerated and unconventional procedure, writes Koha Ditore.

A frequent lack of MPs in the plenary hearings, continued political polarisation and shedding tear gas within the House are cited as concerns.

The report, which was released on Tuesday, initially describes the failure of the Parliament's work for months, affecting the failure to meet obligations stemming from the European agenda.