This is the number of signatures the VV has collected for the collapse of Hoti Government.

So far, only 31 signatures have been collected from this party, respectively, as many as there are deputies, up from 40 as they are needed for proceeding the motion in the Assembly.

Annie why they are optimistic that the motion could be prosecuted at the session, neither of the opposition parties, but not even those in power have responded positively to the VV's invitation. Adnan Rrustemi from the Vetevendosje Movement, said that besides the Democratic League of Kosovo, the invitation for support of the motion has not even sent the Serbian List, since Vetevendosje estimates that until now the LDK's actions with the Serbian List were co-ordinated, KOHA reports.

Long ago, after the formation of Hoti Government, head of PDK, Kadri Veselini, had declared that his party would vote for any motion for its collapse. Though he was highly critical of the government, The PDK has not yet decided whether to vote for the collapse of the government, despite LVV's invitation. spokesman The PDK, Avni Bytyqi, said the PDK would not offer signatures for the motion proceedings in the Parliament, but if the same manages to proceed for the session then the party leadership will consider how it will vote.

Although there were recently differences between coalition partners, the LDK and the AAK, it says it will not support Vetevendosje's motion. MP Rasim Selmanaj said the AAK would not vote to dismiss Government, as the situation with pandemic is even more critical than it was at the time the Kurti Government collapsed.

Despite Vetevendosje's efforts, The LDK is not seriously seeing the motion filed. The MP, Besa Gager, commented that Vetevendosje initiative is failed from the start.

It takes 40 signatures to file a no-confidence motion, while 61 votes are needed for the government's collapse. If the motion does not pass, at least three months must be spent for the next motion.