Parliament can initiate movement restrictions

So it says Connoisseur of the Constitution, Mazum Baraliu. Although the Kurti government's unconstitutional decision for the police hour is abolished on April 13th, Baraliu said that only the executive can do so, but with full mandate and not in office.

It's not in the hands of the Parliament to now deal with such procedures because even any law. Annie why it is possible for MPs to be proposed, besides the government to have legislative initiatives. This case is proposed as bills. However, the government's duty is to prepare and propose laws towards parliament. Since you said it right on the question that we're in a situation where we don't have government with mandate function. Then there remains to be work done in another government. Until then, it cannot be the assembly, and it is not his duty to get involved in executive affairs”, he says.

The Constitutional Recognition says what other measure under the state of emergency has to do with government competencies.

According to him, the National Security Council again must meet and have co-ordination between the prime minister and president for other measures after April 13th.

All competencies are in the hands of the executive and the state of emergency and everything below. Any other move under the state of emergency has to do with executive competencies. On the basis of the constitution again, the State Security Council must meet, and for measures, whatever the prime minister is to co-ordinate with the prime minister and Security Council”, he says.

Following the Kurti government's decision on police hours, President Hashim Thaci sent this to the Constitutional Court. Last week, it announced that decision against constitutionality, but said it would be abolished by April 13th. After that date, there are numerous vagueities which measures must be used to prevent the spread of COVID 19.