After the debate, parliamentary groups have issued an 18-point resolution, which, among other things, is required for environmental protection to become state priorities.

Environment and Spatial Planning Minister Albena Resiti says she has created the task of meeting the points of this resolution.

But, according to her, in such resolutions of state importance, even the Government must help more.

In the Kosovo Assembly whenever discussed on major topics, such resolutions arise.

A resolution on education was adopted last year where it declared this sector of national interest in the country, and that the education minister would have to report every 3 months.

This, according to MP and Vetevendosje Commission member Arberie Nagavci, is not happening after the longtime minister has not reported to the Assembly.

It also cites the resolution drafted after the dismissal of the previous board of the Accreditation Agency, under which the minister acted after the situation became alarming.

Artan Murati from KDI, says a large number of resolutions approved are unknown where they are left.

It is a consequence that resolutions do not have legal obligations, so and institutions do not take on major responsibilities.

The Kosovo Assembly on Thursday has adopted the newest resolution, one for protecting children from the internet.

In a written response by the Ministry of Education, a written reply, a roadmap, which will be the main basis for protecting children from the internet, is said to have immediately been initiated.