Constitutional Court: Parliament has violated Constitution for dismissal of KPSHCK members

In a statement issued to the media, the Constitution has shown that it has deemed the request submitted by the deputy PDK, Abelard Tahiri and ten other deputies.

The Constitution has decided to abolish such a decision of the Parliament since the same is not in line with Article 2 of Article 101 [Scivil Service] of the Constitution.

“The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kosovo reviewed the KO 127/21 requirement, set forth by Abelard Tahiri and ten (10) other deputies of the Kosovo Republic Assembly, in which it was asked to become an assessment of the constitutionality of the decision. 08-V-029], of the Republic of Kosovo Assembly on 30 June 2021, for the dismissal of five (5) members of the Independent Supervisor Council for the Kosovo Civil Service.

In assessing the constitutionality of the country's controversial decision, the Court unanimously ruled that (i) the request is acceptable; (ii) the decision [of the June 30th.08/V-029] of the Parliament's June 2021 decision is not in accordance with Article 2 and the Constitution's 101 (Siv) (ii) to abolish the upper decision; (iv) to abolish the Interim Mass determined through the verdict of the Court, October 21st; and (October 21st) refuse to respond to a response to the (4)0> decision is said.