The price of water increases

In addition to electricity and other products at this time, water tariffs from the Water Regulatory Authority ( ARRU).

ARU deputy director Abbed Aszi during reporting to the Commission for Economics on the 2022 performance plan of this authority revealed that the Rajone Water Company in Pristina has expensive the tariffs around 0.3cent. The same has happened in other municipalities -- Prizren, Gjakova and Peja.

Asia: Water tariffs between 2 and 3 cents have been expensive in Pristina

“As to the matter of tariffs, for tariffs, in four regional companies, has not been raised or raised 0.1 cents per cubic metre of water, which means that a family that consumes 20 cubic metres of water, the tariff change is 0.20 cents. We have a slightly bigger margin or slightly larger tariff increases in Prizren, Gjakova, Pec and Pristina. This is because of the introduction of sewage processing plants. In Pristina we have raised the fee for 0.2-0. Three cents due to the cost of buying water in abundance”, Asia stressed.

MP Pal Lekaj said that costing water, electricity and finally of many other food products will make it difficult for citizens in Kosovo to live.

Lekaj: Water, electricity, and other products are beyond compare

For me, if we continue the water, the current, and all the basic food items, it's a big challenge to get out of citizenship. How much has been the January 1st increase of this year's”, he said.

At today's meeting, the Commission for Economics has considered the request of KO public company STT of the 1402.22 for legal interpretation of the Parliament resolution for the payment of electricity in the north. However, this Commission has not given legal interpretations on how to act, except that it has prosecuted the opinion of the Kosovo Parliament Legal Office. According to this interpretation, COSTT is left to implement the Constitutional Court's act on implementing the resolution for the payment of electricity in the four Serb majority municipalities in the north.

Commission Deputy Chairman Life Statovci said the Commission does not give legal opinion on the issue.

She said COSTT only follows the interpretation of the Parliament's Legal Office. It did not make clear what the opinion of this office is on the payment of electricity to the north.

Statovci: We as commission do not give interpretations or legal opinions

“Folder of legal interpretation, we as a commission do not give interpretation or legal opinion, I think this response we've received from the legal office, which clears the process or we can say it leads them to the Constitutional Court act as well as the decision taken in advance, to be this material for review by COST, so that we follow the letter to the office, even with reference that they administer to their response”, Statovci stressed.

Kosova Prees has secured the opinion of the Assembly's Legal Office, where it interprets implementation of the Constitutional Court's decision on the part of COST. /