The Constitution imposes Kurti Government to deliver electricity bills to Serbs in the north, otherwise it makes a violation

The government led by Albin Kurti, has until 13 June this year to equip electricity consumers in the north with one-on-one and to do the bill, otherwise risks violating the country's Constitution and sovereignty. The Constitutional Court of Kosovo has given this obligation through the act of judgment published on January 13th of this year. The government has been silent about this act. So is the opposition.

The Constitutional Court has imposed the Government of Kosovo within six months, to submit bills on spending household electricity in four municipalities in the country's mainly Serb-inhabited north.

Otherwise, he will commit grave constitutional violations, Paparac reports.

The court has estimated that Kosovo's sovereignty lies even through the fate and incavation in the four northern municipalities. As a result, do not apply the billing and collection of debts for electricity expenses, the Government led by Albin Kurti, in the face of serious violation of the Republic Constitution.

The indictment has been issued December 28th, 2021, and has been published on January 13th of this year, based on MP Blerta Deliu-Kodra's parade and the other 12 deputies of the Kosovo Republic of Kosovo over the assessment of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo's Assembly References, No.08-R-01, of May 6, 2021

But, as seen by Kosovo's non-responsives, the bias has not been read either by the petitioner, in this case MP Blerta Deliu Kodra and other pre-meditators delivered to the Constitutional Court.

The trial first explains that, the object of constitutional assessment in this case, is only the constitutionality of the controversial Assembly Act, May 6, 2021, with which the KO is authorized. The STT to cover electricity deviations in four (4) municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo, exploit revenues from its own budget, those that will be compensated for “from the dividend, or any other possible” mechanism, it is said at the point two of the bias released on January 13th of this year.

The Government of Kosovo has been tasked with providing the entire process of accessing the billing system, according to regulations and laws in force, in co-operation with responsible parties, for the destiny of consumers in four (4) relevant electric energy municipalities”, it is further said.

This point not only obliges the Government of Kosovo to extend the system, the installation of units respectively, but also the fate of consumers. In contrast, the government makes serious violations of the Constitution and, therefore, of the country's sovereignty.

Despite having been published more than a week ago, there has been no reaction from either the forger or the Kosovo Government, which is tasked with constitutional obligations for extending and preserving sovereignty.

In the act based on Blerta Deliu's claims to Kodra and 12 other deputies, the Constitutional Court has estimated that the May 6th Kosovo Parliament's decision to pay off the COST's deviations for energy spent in northern Kosovo is no constitutional violation. But, that violation will occur if the government does not extend energy sovereignty within six months.

Kosovo's Assembly had authorised COSTT to cover electricity deviations in Kosovo's four northern municipalities, exploiting revenues from its own budget, tools that would be compensated “by dyvindda or any other possible” mechanism.

The trial further explains that, based on the documentation accepted by interested parties, as a result of the failure to beat electricity to consumers of electricity in four (4) municipalities in the Republic of Kosovo, Kosovo's electricity losses have been recorded as Kosovo's deviation over the European system, Continental. Following the abolition of the GREE Supreme Decision and until April 2021, these losses, respectively, are covered by the budget of the Republic of Kosovo's”, says the Constitutional Court Act.

The court has stressed that as a result of the failure to pay electricity to consumers of electricity in the four municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo, electricity consumption in these four municipalities has been registered as a deviation, Paparaci writes.

As a consequence, and eventually, the Court found that the extraction of the contested Assembly Act has resulted in differences in the treatment of electricity consumers who do not live in four (4) municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo, however, this distinction in treatment has an objective and reasonable cystification of” and therefore does not result in discrimination, because (a) it is legally defined; (b) it has followed a legitimate purpose; and (c) is proportional, and, as a result, it has not been introduced in in in in in in in in in noncompatibility with the 24 conditions and in connection to the 1st of the European Text for Human Rights.

The court further highlights with the aim of balancing the electronic system and covering relevant deviations for the following period, as defined in the applicable laws of the Republic of Kosovo, and especially as a result of the start of implementation of the Co-operation Agreement with ENTSO-E, the European Transmission System Operators Network for Electric Energy, as the body of the continental Regional Group, the Public Corporation KO, respectively. The STT has turned to the Kosovo Assembly, respectively, the Functional Commission for Economics, Industry, Undertaking and Market on demand that, among other things, provide financial means for covering losses in four (4) municipalities in the Republic of Kosovo for the period April 2021.

Thirteen deputies of the Republic of Kosovo Assembly have rejected the constitutionality of the license issued by the Parliament for COST to pay for energy in the north as a deviation.

Predators first claim that, despite the fact that the contested Assembly Act is entitled “Recommation”, the same is the decision of the Parliament with legal consequences and therefore must submit to the control of constitutionality, as defined in Article 113 of the Constitution.

Second, the Court points out in summary that predeceivers claim that the contested Act of the Assembly has been brought against the Constitution as a result of the procedure followed, but also its contents. In terms of procedure, petitionors, in essence, claim that the contested Assembly Act is contrary to paragraph 5 of Article 65 of the Constitution, because it has been issued without legal basis, stressing, among other things, that such a decision can be made only through the Law on Budget or Compliance.

The court has also found that differences in the treatment of electricity consumers in the four municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo follow a legitimate “legitimate goal”. This is because, according to the Conflicting Court of the Assembly, aims: (i) the exercise of sovereignty in the electromagnetic system with all rights and obligations defined with the ENTSO Agreement; (ii) the preservation of the energy independence of the Republic of Kosovo; (ii) public interest in ensuring electricity supply in the entire territory of the Republic of Kosovo; (iv) in preserving and empowering KOST's status in the international mechanism, respectively, the ENT-UN agreement that has enabled this company to operate as an independent bloc within the Independent Order of the Union. - AK with the Republic of Albania within the continental European Sinc area; (v) preventing financial punishment from ENTSO-E, as a result of failing to meet the balance on the energy network system or avoidances in the KOSTT energy system; and (vi) preserving COST status in this mechanism and achieving it as an equal member of all transmission operators at the ENT-E.

The debate on expensive electricity has intensified following the ZERE proposal and the approval of this proposal by the Government of Kosovo.

With this proposal, it is expected to double the price of energy, applying punitive tariffs for those who spend over 600 megawatts of energy per month.

Advanced data on this structure, sir. RRE warns that it will publicize early in February.

We hope that the final reports will be released as soon as ZERE experts analyze all data. All parties will be announced at the time when reports will be made public”, the ZRRE response sent to Radio Free Europe.

In December, this institution ʹ following the requirements of the operator of the Displacement System (KEDS) and the Kosovar Power Supply Company (KESCO) has begun to conduct extraordinary review of electricity tariffs.

The prime minister, Albin Kurti, has justified the expensiveness until the opposition has opposed him. Opposition parties on Friday have collected the signatures needed for this issue to be discussed Monday at an extraordinary session. /