Selmanaj: This is the bill we can take to Constitutional because it's anti-state.

So said Selmanaj in the interview in front of Ilir Mirena.

 “PROJECTIONS TO ADMINISTARE, it's a police officer against the state administration, it's a meaningless institution, with a tendency, to give it to the 800,000 people working in Kosovo.

To find an excuse for how to get this people out and bring in people who can have aphile with the Vetevendosje Movement.

It is unacceptable for a democratic country. Some inspectors, without permission, without preliminary information can access any office, can request information, photographing, saying they can serve this institution.

It's supposed to be the director to hear from the interior minister. Even when a party complains, it is handled by the Commission, which is elected by the minister. So the minister himself selects the director of the Commission members. So, it's unacceptable, this approach should be absolutely unacceptable.

I think we need to find forms, if you go to the Parliament, because they have votes, they're a voting machine, some of them can't analyze, they're blindly giving you their leader, so VV depuits, so they're not even aware of reading the content and they're in trouble to understand. I think it's an anti-democratic initiative.

In the state administration, there are hierarchy and structures to control each other. Kosovo has a good system of good administration functioning and has turned out to be functional, for example, at VLAN time, we had government 5-6 months, it wasn't noticed, it worked. So it's anti-state efforts, and if you move to the Assembly we can meet at Constitutional Court”, Selmanaj said in front of Mirena.

He also faced the topics of Vetting and the Bureau for the seizure of property. For the first (ravely vetting), Selmanaj said it was originally the idea of LDK but not in the form that brought the ruling party (VV). For the Bureau, it says it is a tendency to create parallel structures for the capture of the state.

“Vettingu: The stem idea was from the LDK. This first party in Kosovo has become part of its self-preservation programme. We have made concrete steps to find out what is the most appropriate way in Kosovo.

The demand for current power is unclear. These, to the Venice Commission, have sent five modalities, and this Commission has not suggested a government opinion. The commission has provided recommendations for all options and are swimming in all options. The Commission has spoken of any option but separate. He has said if the system of full vetoing applies to Kosovo, constitutional changes are necessary”, Selmanaj says Periscope.