Vetevendosje, LDK risk taking country towards political stalemate

However, six days have passed since the results were announced, and about a month since the Vetevendosje Movement, as the winning party of these elections and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), have been making meetings to reach an agreement on future governance and yet an epilogue has not been reached on this.

During Monday, Vetevendosje leader Albin Kurti and LDK leader Isa Mustafa have met, but no final agreement for co-government was reached.

After the meeting, Kurti said there is progress in negotiations with the LDK, but not even final agreements.

When we have a deal, we'll talk a lot. There is progress in our negotiations, but there is no agreement. When we have a full deal, we will extend it wide. This is where the meeting ends, I'll be in contact with Mustafa”, Kurti said on Monday.

On the other hand, Mustafa said there is compliance with the programme.

“We've had compliance with the program. There are other issues discussed today. Today there is no coalition agreement. There's agreements to work forward. We'll tell our differences when the talks end”, Mustafa said.

However, even though no ruling coalition agreement has been reached between these two parties, the Kosovo Assembly must be constitutionalised within 30 days of its confirmation.

Eugen Cakoli from the Kosovo Democratic Institute (KDI) has clarified for news.net, the Assembly's binding procedure.

He has said that the maximum 30 days after the certificate of results should be dedicated to the new legislature and the call for constitutionalisation initially must be made by the country's president.

The constitution and the working order of the Assembly ensures that the 30 days within which the constitutional meeting of the House should be called on by the president, which means that the meeting should be called within the 30 days, but there are no provisions that determine what time period the meeting should be completed. Since we've already had cases during past election processes when the constitutional gathering has not been closed for weeks and months, we've had an act of justice on the part of the Constitutional Court, which has assessed that the constitution's binding is counted as complete only after the election of the chairman and vice president of the Parliament, which means that the Constituent hearing may even be called within the 30 days term by the president or in other cases by the Parliament's own deputies, so if such is not the case, the president would only mean calling for the start and the start of meeting of the (4)1x> Cahl.

He has also made known about the news.net, that the process of closing the institution would have to be completed on the day of calling the constitutional hearing.

Chocolate has also indicated that there are all conditions for the president to call the Constituent session.

“While the period within which the constitutionalisation process should be closed is not defined, although if the constitutional spirit of functioning of institutions is taken into account, it would have to be completed on the day of the call for this meeting. However, I believe this will not present a problem because there are already conditions for the president to call such a meeting within the deadline which has begun to flow since November 27th, when the certificate of election outcome has been made and in question is the task of the largest parliamentary group that has emerged victorious from the electoral process to nominated a candidate to be chairman of the Parliament and after choosing to proceed with the election of the vice-presidents that complete the whole process of the contract, then opening the way for the government's long run-term to be established by the subject of subject in the 141x>, CacHI stressed.

But, is there a danger that the country will go to the polls after the Parliament's constitution, taking into account that Vetevendosje and LDK have not yet managed to sign a government agreement, Cakolli, has clarified constitutional procedures.

“Based on the provisions that are in force following the framework of the Parliament, the president must grant the mandate in this case to the representative or nominated by the subject that has emerged victorious in this election, in this case the Vetevendosje Movement right to bring to the new Assembly. The candidate in question is obliged to submit the new composition of the government cabinet, which should at least secure 61 votes, within a 15-day deadline from obtaining the nomination. If this number of votes cannot be secured, then the president must, under the same procedure, specify another candidate who must in the same spirit of the procedure bring about the government's new composition. And only in the event of failure, even in the second time of the government's election, is the president obliged that within a 40-day term for failing to announce elections that should be held no later than 40 days from the day of his proclamation”, Calcoli has clarified the news.net.

We stress that Kosovo has held early parliamentary elections on 6 October, following Ramush Haradinaj's resignation from the prime minister's post, after receiving an invitation from the Special Court in the quality of the suspect.

The results of these elections have won the Vetevendosje Movement by 221 thousand and 1 votes pao 26.27 per cent, while the second is listed the Democratic League of Kosovo, with 24.54 per cent, or 206 thousand and 516 votes.

In third place on the basis of final results is the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), with 178 thousand 637 votes or 21.23 percent.