Surroi says Hashim Thaci makes constitutional “puc” if ignoring Vetevendosje

Surroi has rejected the call the president made to political parties and also his mention of the entire “government”.

Surroi considers it a constitutional obligation of the president to ask for the name of new Vetvendosje mandate, and if he ignores such a thing then does the constitutional “puc”, Periscope follows.

Even Vetevendosje chairman Albin Kurti has interpreted the Constitution of Kosovo in his own interest, while militants and senior officials of his party have also used hateful, un-abated languages.

Surroi has been a staunch supporter of Vetevendosje over the past year.

The following is his full status on Facebook: 

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• Following the no-confidence vote, the president has constitutional obligation that the winning party/coalition in the election -- in this case, the LVV -- should seek the mandate's name for the new government.
• If this procedure (mandating, voting in the Assembly) fails to win the majority confidence in the Assembly, the country's president has a disrepute right (according to the Constitutional Court's decision) to appoint another mandate, from another subject. In the KO103-14 decision,“In the court's view, it is in the discretion of the president of the Republic that, after consultations with parties and coalitions, decide which party or which coalition will be given the mandate to propose the next candidate for Prime Minister”. (Judge 90)
• The country's president has started calling for consultations on political parties and expressing his personal preferences on what Government needs before meeting the constitutional obligation to seek the name of the LVV mandate.
• If the first obligation (the president's letter to the LVV for the mandate's name) is not met and crossed directly to the second point and its disrepute right is to prepare a constitutional stamp, with which the installation of a government outside the country's constitutional standards.