The VV leads 50% of the commissions can have blockades, MPs lack expertise

Of the 14 commissions that are now in the Parliament, seven are led by the VV.

“Based on past legislature practices, even in this legislature the headship of the Parliament by a decision has decided that even this legislature will have 14 commissions, which has already been adopted by the hearing. The division of the commissions is done according to the established formula that has been practiced in past legislatures and the division of commissions and their composition reflects the political power each parliamentary group has in the Parliament based on the results of the last” elections, Haxhiu said.

“In this case the LVV has mostly commissions under the leadership of 7 and there are more important commissions. Heading with permanent commissions such as the one for the Board and the one for Legislation, but other functional ones are more important than the one for foreign affairs, the Health of Education”, she said of EO.

Haxhiu says that since the position along with non-US communities is represented by seven members within the commissions, there will be no blockades in their work, as was done in the past legislature.

The subcommittee has five commissions, but the community is not part of a commission. Given the political power of each LVV parliamentary group through the commission, there are five members that, along with a member of non-party communities, means that the vote report has already been established 7 to 4 that are sufficient votes to have no blockades as has happened in the work of past legislature commissions, especially in the latter one where there has been problem with hearing cases due to lack of quo on the” commission, it added.

Haxhiu has also talked about professional preparation that MPs have of these commissions, considering there are no expertise in some cases.

“As to the question of the experience of the members on the commissions, we need to remember that there are about 3 or 4 professions in each legislature that dominate the composition of the Assembly. It is similar in this legislature where we have about half of the deputies who belong to such qualifications as lawyers, economist, physician, and politicalists. There are normally areas that have no coverage, no expert”.

And each commission has 11 members, and not all those who are doctors will be able to arrange on the Health Commission, and they should be put on other commissions that are not expert in that area of action. Therefore, each commission has the opportunity and the budget to engage external experts and exploit the capacity the Directorate for Parliamentary Research” has said.

And Erblin Hoxha from Movement “FOL” has said that this time the LVV is disfellowshipped, the same members are on the same commissions.

The number of this issue is regulated by law, which is based on the political power that each political party has in the Parliament and the division of commissions is done that way, so 7 out of 14 commissions or half of them are of Vetevendosje Movement because of the number of votes and deputies, so we see no problem in this regard. As for the composition, the competencies of participants or members are still early to give an exact assessment of”, Hoxha said.

The sum of these commissions if we look at it from past compositions, from other parties besides the VV most of the same members are on the same commissions, only their position has changed, while some of the new members who have entered are still expected to see an assessment more accurately done by the work they do in the coming months”, has been expressed to Hoxha for EO.

Hoxha also said that part of parliament this time are actors, and that means that they don't have a profession that includes a course in policymaking.

In spite of that, Hoxha says that since democracy has enabled them to represent citizens in the Parliament, these MPs must make their contribution not only procedural.

This part doesn't only matter professionalism if we can call it because we have MPs who don't have any direct profession involved in policymaking, we have actors, and as we've seen in past elections that are part of parliament, but that's democracy where everyone has a right to represent the citizen no matter what the profession has”

Their contributions to the commission should not simply be procedural but conceptual more, so we expect from MPs who are for the first time part of the commissions that are at least otherwise and marketed a creativity of its kind that in fulfillment and drafting of various laws to be more accessible within the” commissions, it has ended for EO.