The date of the ruling elections of the administration is not a guarantee.

But where can Meta's decision be imposed in terms of no Constitutional Court?

There is a precedent of 2017, when, following the May 17th agreement between Edi Rama and Lulzim Basha, the postponement was set with a week of parliamentary elections.

The Party Force Youth voiced opposition and deposited at the Constitutional Court College request to abolish former President Bujar Nishani's decision, considering it unconstitutional. But this request was not passed by the College for treatment at the Constitutional Court.

According to the decision on June 16th 2017, the president's act to abolish June 18th as the date for parliamentary elections does not enter the Constitutional Court jurisdiction, but is part of the jurisdiction of administrative courts, says Tch.

“In the concrete case, the College finds that the act to which complaint has been exercised, the decree of the president of the Republic, which is an individual administrative act, as it is only objecting to the appointment of the Albanian Assembly election date. For this reason, the College appreciates that this act does not enter the jurisdiction of this Court, but in the jurisdiction of administrative courts, and for that reason, the seeker is not legitimized to address this trial with the object under the request of”, the court ruling said.

President Ilir Meta decided on Saturday to abolish June 30th as the date for local elections, but the decision has been strongly rejected by Socialist majority.