Vjosa Osman's possible resignation would not harm the new government vote

Seanca for the new government vote, cannot prevent the possible resignation of Parliament Speaker Vjosa Osmani. In such a case, the session would be led by one of the deputy speakers, as in extraordinary sessions the appointment of the new chairman by the first party, the Vetevendosje Movement, cannot enter into order.

So says Kosovo Press of the Parliament's work connoisseur Albert Krasniqi. Until it was stated that any obstacles that the chief officer Osman would make would be unconstitutional acts.

“Zeja Osmani as speaker of the Parliament is committed to enable the realisation of the session in which the government's election will be made. Because it is her constitutional obligation... if she chooses to resign from the post of mayor is her case. Then it is up to the LVV to propose another candidate for chairman of the Parliament. However, the Parliament's working regulation envisions that in the event of the Parliament's absent chairman, one of the vice-presidents will replace him until the election of the new chairman”, he says.

Krasniqi says holding the session for the Hoti Government vote can be held when full publishing of the Constitutional Act is published in the official newspaper.

Under the Law for the Constitutional Court, all judgments must be published in the Official Journal and entered into force from that moment... In my interpretation, complete publication of the act and publication of it in the Official Journal should be expected so that the president's decree can enter into force and the new government be voted in the body of”, Krasniqi said.

Regarding yesterday's Constitutional Court ruling, Krasniqi says he has been welcome and professional. According to him, the Constitution has only made the interpretation of the Constitution and has not set new constitutional standards.

The court has made only the interpretation of the Constitution. It is based on its standards, the spirit of the Constitution and the constitutional practice of the court in cases previously judged. According to these, it came to those conclusions we saw last night. So it has no moment at all to do with fulfilling the Constitution, or the court has taken up the role of MPs and amendmentd it”, he says.

In the hours of yesterday's evening, the Constitutional Court ruled in favour of the decree for presidential prime minister, Hashim Thaci. This chief of executive in office Albin Kurti considered Friday unacceptable