8 minutes agoLumir Abdixhiku, the most absent MP in 2023
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Close to 15 posts on the social network Facebook in just one week. In addition to demands for the government of visits to the field, Democratic League of Kosovo chairman Lumir Abdixhiku was active even with Podcast, who began for two months. However, his activity was not seen in the Kosovo Assembly. This after [...]
In addition to demands for the government of visits to the field, Democratic League of Kosovo chairman Lumir Abdixhiku was active even with Podcast, who began for two months.
However, his activity was not seen in the Kosovo Assembly.
This, according to data from the Kosovo Democratic Institute, out of a total of 56 sessions, was missing in 44 of them.
And the chairman of his journey followed PDK, Memli Krasniqi.
The most missing “are Lumir Abdixhiku, with 44 shortages of 56 sessions. Bexhet Pacolli with 39, Memli Krasniqi with 35, Ardian Kastrati with 34 and Saranda Bogujevci with 24 but should be stressed that these two have had health reasons for lack”, Arber Thaci from KDI.
According to the Kosovo Democratic Institute, Kosovo's Parliament deputies make a total of 11,000 and 585 shortages.
And their work is estimated to have been declining.
And in a quantum sense, they tell us in a qualitative sense about a decline in assembly work. This year we have 78 parliamentary sessions as a whole, 36 have been plenaries, 37 consecutives and 13 extraordinary, with the last two being solemn”.
KDI also noted the work of the mayor, Glauk Konjufca.
In some cases, the mayor has not implemented the provisions that the regulation sees in force. In the event of boycotting parliamentary questions coming from the opposition, the leader has not taken any role in admonishing members of the executive who have refused to answer opposition questions”, said Violet Hajoli from KDI.
According to Hajoll, this year in the assembly was accompanied by technical problems, while commissions lacked the processes.
We are unfortunately entering the third year since the Parliament has failed to reverse electronic voting, the tender has been announced this year, but there is still no result. In some cases there has been also a lack of publication of documents, especially on the part of parliamentary commissions, many of the parliamentary commissions have not long published the processes and transcripts of meetings”.
However, 358 meetings have been held in the Parliamentary Commissions, which according to the IKD is a greater number than last year.
