Inquiry commission for reserves: Opposition crash

With a clash between the opposition position has passed the assembly of the Parliamentary Investigative Commission on procedures for supply and management with state reserves.

The clashes between the opposition and the majority came due to the non-participation of the latter for several months in the institution of this Commission. And majority deputies criticised the opposition for the allegations they had made on VV deputies who had not attended the meeting.

At this meeting where the discussion was discussed was meant to be a review of the work plan under this Commission, as well as a budget discussion, the opposition's position in the absence of some members agreed that these points would be discussed at a meeting where everyone is present.

VV deputy Driton Hyseni thanked the opposition for having voted international agreements, adding that in the absence of members of the Commission, discussion on the work plan should be postponed.

“We have considered that unlocking international agreements for citizens is much more important. You regret being late. This meeting today, I don't see how we can continue to have a meeting to discuss the” work plan.

Let's have a worker compile the steps that we're going to take as the Investigative Commission. We cannot hold a meeting to get into a work plan that has only been delivered to us 45 minutes before the meeting, he said.

The chairman of this Commission, Rashit Qalaj, said that after delay in the constitutionalisation of this Commission, it takes more intensive work to achieve the results for which this Commission was formed.

“If we do a work dynamic and if we engage I believe that even in this period of time we can reach”, he said.

LDK MP Valentina Bunjkau said her party has always voted international agreements.

The LDK has always voted international agreements. That's not the reason the VV is here for the construction after the deal vote. The LDK has always voted the agreements except for an amendment. I propose that the plan be voted in with an opportunity to improve”, he said.

VV deputy Driton Hyseni said his party has enabled the formation of the Investigative Commission and no participation in the contracting of this Commission by the VV has been the party's political stance because of the opposition's lack of international agreements.

He also asked LDK deputy Doarsa Kica-Jeli to apologise to my colleagues for statements not participating VV deputy in the Commission.

I don't think you're aware of the composition of the Parliament, you know that only with LDK votes can the deal pass. We are the ones who have enabled the formation of this Commission, without the VV vote it would not have formed this Commission”.

The “has been the political stance that passed international agreements. You've been very incorrect with your colleagues, you should apologize to your colleagues for insulting them with statements. You address MPs who are not coming to the Commission because they are involved. If you have evidence, order the prosecutor”, he said.