What limitations will there be if an extraordinary situation is declared?

This was announced yesterday by the number one state after the Security Council meeting. Although this requirement did not get Kurt and VV's consent, it is expected today to be seen whether there will be reconciliation by Isa Mustafa's party.

But what the Constitution of Kosovo says about “the extraordinary situation”.

With the announcement of the extraordinary situation, the president of the Republic of Kosovo immediately announces the decree, which defines the nature of the threat and any restrictions on rights and freedoms.

Within forty-eight (48) hours, the Assembly could make consent with two-thirds (2/3) of the vote by MPs present and voting. If the president's decree is not granted favor, there is no force or effect.

1. The president of the Republic can declare the state of emergency when:

(1) needs emergency protection measures;

(2) There are internal risks to constitutional order or public safety;

(3) There are natural disasters that affect the entire territory of the Republic of Kosovo or part of it.

2. During the extraordinary situation, the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo is not suspended.

Limitations on the rights and freedoms guaranteed with this constitution are made only to the necessary degree, as long as necessary and in full compliance with this Constitution. During the extraordinary situation, the law on the elections of the Parliament and of

The municipalities cannot be changed. Other principles for the actions of public institutions during the extraordinary situation are regulated by law, but they should not be ignored with this article.

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3. If the need for emergency defence measures is presented, the president of the Republic of Kosovo, after consulting with the prime minister, declares the state of emergency.

With the announcement of the extraordinary situation, the president of the Republic of Kosovo immediately announces the decree, which defines the nature of the threat and any restrictions on rights and freedoms. Within forty-eight (48) hours, the Assembly could make consent with two-thirds (2/3) of the vote by MPs present and voting. If the president's decree is not granted favor, there is no force or effect.

4. Whether there is danger to constitutional order and public security in the Republic of Kosovo, or there is a natural disaster in the entire territory of the Republic of Kosovo or part of it, the president of the Republic of Kosovo, in consultation with the prime minister, could announce the extraordinary situation.

With the announcement of the extraordinary situation, the president of the Republic of Kosovo immediately announces a decree defining the nature of the emergency situation and any restrictions on rights and freedoms. Within forty-eight (48) hours,

The Assembly could give its consent with the majority of votes of all MPs present and voting. If the president's decree is not granted favor, there is no force or effect.

5. The state of emergency lasts as long as it continues to threaten danger and cannot last more than a period of sixty (60) days.

With the consent of most of the deputies in the country present and voting, the emergency situation, if necessary, can be extended for the following thirty days, but no more than 90 (90) additional days, broadcast Indescline

6. The Assembly can impose such restrictions as needed in terms of length and scale of the extraordinary situation. When the president finds that the danger to the Republic of Kosovo is of extraordinary nature, the Assembly could decide that the emergency situation will last more than a hundred and fifty days, only if two-thirds (2/3) of all Parliament deputies vote on it.

7. The president of the Republic of Kosovo, after consulting with Government and the Assembly, could order the mobilization of the Kosovo Security Force to help in the extraordinary situation.

8. The Council of Security of the Republic of Kosovo, only during its extraordinary situation, exercises executive functions that are limited to functions that are in particular connected to the extraordinary situation.

During the extraordinary situation, the Republic of Kosovo Security Council will be headed by the president of the Republic of Kosovo, as if regulated by law. During the extraordinary situation, the Republic of Kosovo Security Council will co-operate closely with the Government, the Parliament and international authorities.

9. The law defines principles, leaves, and the way to compensate for the damage caused by restrictions imposed during the extraordinary situation.