Pay Bill Voted

The Public Administration Commission has approved the amendments of the public sector wage bill, where it has approved lowering of cofficients from 12 to 10

In this case, MPs have voted exclusively on the amendments of this bill, with cʹrast sending the amendment to the Assembly for RTK didn't have the votes. With four votes for, four against and two abstentions this law was prosecuted in the session.

The chairman of this commission, Nait Hasani, said all agencies which are funded by the state must determine the salary threshold.

And here big attention got RTK.

“in the future we have demanded that with the new RTK bill determine its own salaries. We can only determine what minimum and maximum pay can be. If financing is passed directly by citizens they determine their salaries, but if financed by the state then it can't be any different than 1:7<18x1>, he said.

Jevare Izmaku, said that way the commission has broken the state concept of free media.

“So, we have come up with total people indicted”, she said.

Rasim Selmanaj, on the other hand, said RTK should be removed from the public sector wage bill.

“I think RTK should be removed from the bill on salaries in the public sector. And I think you need to determine your wages. We can fix this with RTK law. Let's get this out of here, let's not leave these” space, he says.

The commission's head of religion, Nat Hasani, said there is a request by Parliament Speaker Kadri Veseli, to have permanent salaries for certain positions after the mandate ends in its respective position.

I have requests from the Speaker of the Parliament that the prime minister, for the head prosecutor of the state, the prosecutor of the Supreme Court and the prosecutor of the constitutional court, be a permanent salary with a limited deadline for 5 years”, he said.