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Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The revolution has warned the Vetevendosje Movement (LVV) immediately after the publication of the Constitutional Court verdict, through which the choice of the new government opens the way and puts the winning party out of it. A few hours before the verdict was declared, this political subject also made <x1-proved general” for resistance in the squares gripping central institutions. Through [...]
Through the trial, which has been published at 10:29 Thursday, the Court has declared President Hashim Thaci's decree constitutional, by which the proposed candidate of the Democratic League (LDK), Avdullah Hoti, has been appointed mandated to form the new government.
The court unanimously ruled that the decree “is in accordance with Article 2 of Article 82 [Reparation of the Constitution] of the Constitution”, and has ascertained that the successful “voting of a no-confidence motion against the Government does not result in the binding distribution of the Parliament, and allows the formation of a new Government in accordance with Article 95 [the Government election] of the Constitution<3. Meanwhile, by majority of votes it has decided that the contested “Decret is in line with Article (14) of Article 84 [The President's Comissions] of the Constitution concerning Article 4 of the 95 of the Constitution”.
Just 45 days after creation, the government run by LVV has collapsed with a no-confidence motion, which the coalition partner LDK itself initiated. After that, President Thaci had taken action by calling to Article 95 of the Constitution and, unlike the two previous motions, after which citizens were addressed to the ballot boxes, after that against the government run by Albin Kurti, the head of state was scheduled to avoid elections and had asked LVV for a new mandate for prime minister.
This article requires that the candidate for prime minister -- not later than 15 days after the appointment -- represents the government's composition before MPs and requires approval by the Parliament. But the supreme judicial act remains silent over the time when the 15-day deadline begins to flow. That's why LVV didn't give Thaci his name.
The president only waited 20 days for LVV. After that time, he crossed over and offered it to him. The LDK has refused to present the name of the new candidate for prime minister, unless in exchange of letters Kurti had never said so.
But the court has considered that non-recognition of deadlines in the Constitution pertaining to the first candidate proposal for prime minister by the winning political party or coalition does not imply the disrepute and right of the latter not to act on unlimited deadlines. According to her, the spirit of the Constitution reflects the clear and self - conscious purpose of the need for quick action
“Gjykata stresses that the mandated term for prime minister does not only include the president's obligation to decree it, nor only the right of the winning political party to propose this mandate, but also includes the obligation of the latter to propose or refuse to propose the candidate for prime minister. More precisely, terming the mandater for Prime Minister includes the obligation of the president's mutual co-operation and the winning political party in this” process, the Action argue is said. “More than that, given the technical and formal nature of “consultation” for the purposes of setting the first mandate, which sets in motion the government formation process and the pre-terms with the Constitution, the Court stresses that it is self-intelligible that this “consultation” must be completed as quickly as possible and in itself include the request for rapid interoperability”
