Sheriff for the Independence Commission for Energy: They can hide misappropriations for a long time

Speaking to the investigative Commission for electricity, initiated by the opposition and strongly opposed by the majority, he says the insistence that this commission be disfunctioned raises allegations surrounding corrupters.

The creation of investigative commissions in parliamentary life is necessary is a very important instrument the opposition usually has in its power to investigate the executive's work. To investigate the work of all power mechanisms, to remove the opposition investigative commission is the same, it is equal to deprive them of the right to create the investigative commission is as if the prime minister did not leave it in his office working”.

“Prime Minister Government, ministers function through the mandate given to the Constitution and the law through which they exercise power. The exercise of power in turn becomes the opposition through parliamentary commissions. The rest of the work on commissions, working at the hearings it is transparent it is viewed by all, but the commissions are the necessary instrument for carrying out the opposition's”.

In addition, the Sheriff says that even despite the insistence on not forming this Commission, it is impossible to conceal any possible misuse.

If she insists and does not allow this Commission to be created, it directly shows what she is hiding. What she's trying to hide is because it's impossible to hide at a time when we have an extraordinary empowerment of media, analysts, civil society commentators is impossible to hide something, it's impossible to hide for a long time. I can't stand to judge today, but it's probably about a corrupt relationship because there's no other reason to hide”.

He says the Commission could investigate a process from the start as well as possess the entire documentation, EO reports.

According to him, many who have not believed Albin Kurti in the prime minister's quality will make efforts to prevent the establishment of investigative commissions.

The “Commission usually has access to all courses of a process since the decision was made, is entitled to interview people who have had the mandate to execute a decision, is entitled to go looking for documentation even in court”.

So the entire documentation that exists is entitled to possess it. Plus, it has the right to question witnesses, since the prime minister, president, MPs, ZRE, the ambassador who is now indirectly involved in this issue, such as the trade of energy through a company that the prime minister once told us is the company created by the UDB”.

The first “attempt to create a Commission we have this legislature unfortunately that many who did not believe Albin Kurti in the prime minister's quality will make efforts to prevent the creation of investigative commissions. But now time is proving to us that not all that shines is gold”.