E T U n EXPLAY: Kurt's adviser radically changed his attitudes after he became a servant of Kurt, which is what he once thought

He had said in that writing that the president allowed the Constitution even in the event of a no-confidence motion for the government, to avoid new elections and prove the creation of a new government.

But now, the same person using the same arguments, but in the post of Kurti's adviser, he says such an opportunity does not exist, the Periscope from Express conveys.

And this unconventional change of attitudes has been made for only eight months.

Berisha, who is very active in recent weeks, had written a columnist in Time Ditore on July 22nd following Prime Minister Haradinaj's resignation, reflecting with his analysis of the constitution, but the president's role and the role of Parliament, in the event of resignations or distrust of governments. In this analysis, he even seemed to resent other lawyers when, in the subheading of the writing, he spoke of certain “concire of constitutional problems”, but that everything according to the analysis he had done, the place in the extraordinary elections necessarily goes only if MPs with 2/3 votes decide to distribute Parliament that he himself had written in July, had exposed in March.

According to the analysis it had done, the country in extraordinary elections necessarily goes only if MPs with 2/3 of the votes decide to distribute Parliament.

While analyzing Article 66.2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo for the distribution of the Parliament and moving to early elections, Berisha had suggested that in the event of successfully passing a no-confidence motion, the law of distribution of the Parliament also belongs to the country's president, however, he had specified that in this article the possibility of the president forming a new government within the existing legislature, so without scattering the Parliament at all.

Kurt's genius goes up: In July, it said the president could form new government in case of motion, now says otherwise

Durim Berisha, connoisseur of the Constitution, until he had served for Albin Kurti in an analysis published in the Time Ditore in July 2019, had said that the president allowed the Constitution even in the event of the government's no-confidence motion to avoid new elections and prove the creation of a new government. Now the same, using the same arguments, but in the position of Kurt's adviser, it says such a possibility does not exist.

Since Prime Minister Haradinaj has resigned until this day, only a few months have passed, the constitution continues to be the same, but Albin Kurti's legal adviser, Durim Berisha, positions have changed for 180 degrees.

Berisha, who is very active in recent weeks, had written a columnist in Time Ditore on July 22nd following Prime Minister Haradinaj's resignation, reflecting with his analysis of the constitution, but the president's role and the role of Parliament, in the event of resignations or distrust of governments. In this analysis, he even seemed to be angry with other lawyers when, in the subheading of the writing, he spoke of some “whose gratitude of constitutional problems”, but that everything he himself wrote in July, had been exposed in March.

According to the analysis it had done, the country in extraordinary elections necessarily goes only if MPs with 2/3 of the votes decide to distribute Parliament.

While analyzing Article 66.2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo for the distribution of the Parliament and moving to early elections, Berisha had suggested that in the event of successfully passing a no-confidence motion, the law of distribution of the Parliament also belongs to the country's president, however, he had specified that in this article the possibility of the president forming a new government within the existing legislature, so without scattering the Parliament at all.

The “conditioned as well in Article 66.2 has determined that in cases of distribution of the elections should be organised no later than 45 days after its distribution. Article 82 of the Constitution has determined three (3) situations when the assembly needs to be dissolved. In the first case, if he fails to elect Government in the 60-day term after the candidate's mandate for prime minister. In the second case, if Parliament votes by 2/3 of all MPs for it to be distributed, and in the third case, if they fail to elect the country's president within 60 days of the beginning. In the second paragraph of this article, the president has been given the opportunity to distribute the Parliament in case of the no-confidence motion to the Government, but does not rule out the possibility of creating a new government within that mandate of the legislature (in the Federal Republic of Germany) there is only a constructive motion of distrust, under which the government can only be dismissed if the government/Prime Minister will immediately be fired)” had written Kurti's adviser on July 22nd, 2019, in his review <x2Ra> this prime minister and the ignorance of the quotocism.

However, already Berisha, when serving Kurt as legal adviser, has changed the words and interpretation of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo. According to him, going to new elections is inevitable, even though months earlier he had said that the possibility of the country's president proving to create a new government without going to a new election at all is not ruled out.

Kurt's genius goes up: In July, it said the president could form new government in case of motion, now says otherwise

Durim Berisha, connoisseur of the Constitution, until he had served for Albin Kurti in an analysis published in the Time Ditore in July 2019, had said that the president allowed the Constitution even in the event of the government's no-confidence motion to avoid new elections and prove the creation of a new government. Now the same, using the same arguments, but in the position of Kurt's adviser, it says such a possibility does not exist.

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Since Prime Minister Haradinaj has resigned until this day, only a few months have passed, the constitution continues to be the same, but Albin Kurti's legal adviser, Durim Berisha, positions have changed for 180 degrees.

Berisha, who is very active in recent weeks, had written a columnist in Time Ditore on July 22nd following Prime Minister Haradinaj's resignation, reflecting with his analysis of the constitution, but the president's role and the role of Parliament, in the event of resignations or distrust of governments. In this analysis, he even seemed to be angry with other lawyers when, in the subheading of the writing, he spoke of some “whose gratitude of constitutional problems”, but that everything he himself wrote in July, had been exposed in March.

According to the analysis it had done, the country in extraordinary elections necessarily goes only if MPs with 2/3 of the votes decide to distribute Parliament.

While analyzing Article 66.2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo for the distribution of the Parliament and moving to early elections, Berisha had suggested that in the event of successfully passing a no-confidence motion, the law of distribution of the Parliament also belongs to the country's president, however, he had specified that in this article the possibility of the president forming a new government within the existing legislature, so without scattering the Parliament at all.

The “conditioned as well in Article 66.2 has determined that in cases of distribution of the elections should be organised no later than 45 days after its distribution. Article 82 of the Constitution has determined three (3) situations when the assembly needs to be dissolved. In the first case, if he fails to elect Government in the 60-day term after the candidate's mandate for prime minister. In the second case, if Parliament votes by 2/3 of all MPs for it to be distributed, and in the third case, if they fail to elect the country's president within 60 days of the beginning. In the second paragraph of this article, the president has been given the opportunity to distribute the Parliament in case of the no-confidence motion to the Government, but does not rule out the possibility of creating a new government within that mandate of the legislature (in the Federal Republic of Germany) there is only a constructive motion of distrust, under which the government can only be dismissed if the government/Prime Minister will immediately be fired)” had written Kurti's adviser on July 22nd, 2019, in his review <x2Ra> this prime minister and the ignorance of the quotocism.

Durim Berisha's writing, published on July 27th 2019 in “Koha Ditore”

However, already Berisha, when serving Kurt as legal adviser, has changed the words and interpretation of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo. According to him, going to new elections is inevitable, even though months earlier he had said that the possibility of the country's president proving to create a new government without going to a new election at all is not ruled out.

According to him, unlike last July's interpretation, Kosovo's Constitution does not allow a new government to be created and voted into by the existing legislature.

The “those who initiated the no-confidence motion inspired by public discussion of those who express their opinions but do not interpret the right, openly expressed the desire to vote on the new composition of a new government in this legislature. POR WHOTETU T FALSE DO NOT CANVEN”, written Durim Berisha in an analysis published on his official page on March 26, 2020.

In the above analysis, Berisha also cites the option that Kosovo's president could disseminate the government's collapse by a no-confidence motion, yet this time he makes no mention of any details that the president is not excluded from the possibility of even proving a new government by exploiting the existing legislature.

The constitutional displacement (ann 82.2) referred to by most should be interpreted ʹ it should not only be read ʹ and, rather, comment wrongly and distorted. The Republic of Kosovo does not have a constitutional order which is the product of its historical political and constitutional processes, but is partly the product of Ahtisaari's proposal and partially severely copied by the constitutions of other states. In light of these facts, the key word of Article 82.2 of the Constitution, which stresses that President “the Parliament can be distributed by the president of the Republic following the government's successful vote of no-confidence”, is not the alternative provision, but it is the allowing clause”, Berisha's analysis titled “says. Elections are the only option”

And Berisha's second interpretation has even used incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti in his analysis of the situation created in the country following the motion vote. Even according to Kurt, new elections are inevitable.

All these discussions are already under way when the country's president, Hashim Thaci, has warned he will start consultations with political parties on creating a new government, without going to new elections. That is against the Vetevendosje Movement and Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who was toppled by the LDK's motion, which received the support of 2/3rd of the Republic of Kosovo.

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