Disgusting with the Law on Salats, 32 complaints go to the ombudsman

32 complaints against the Law on Salat in the public sector have been accepted by the Ombudsman's institution.

In an answer to the Express, this institution has indicated who has accepted the complaints.

“The Ankes have come from various sectors, such as the Kosovo Prosecutor's Council, interior audiences, municipal education officials of Prizren's municipality, the union of Kosovo's testing service, the Kosovar Institute of Justice (IKD), nurses, doctors working in the Ministry of Health, senior medical labs, the Kosovo Fiziotherapies' Oda, the Kosovo Police Union, the Central Election Commission, the Centre for Documentary Equipment, the Association of Kosovo Instruments, the Independent Media Commission, the Energy Regulatory Office, the Special Experts Office, the Kosovo Peace Authority, the Kosovo Water Authority, the Kosovo Council, the Central Elections Council, and the Commission, etc.

IAP has said they are handling these complaints and that they are analyzing the law in question and will then come out with attitude.

The ombudsman institution is addressing these complaints, and it's also analyzing the law in question, and after that, the ombudsman will come up with a stance on this matter”, he said. IAP for Express.

What if the Law ends up in Constitutional?

From the Kosovo Institute for Justice (IKD), they say they have prosecuted the Law of Salaries to the Ombudsman on January 6th and that it has demanded the same one within its constitutional and legal competencies to prosecute this law for assessment at the Constitutional Court

Gezim Shala from this Institute has talked about the Express Journal about the procedures following following the ombudsman complaints.

According to Shala, the ombudsman has the competence that within six months of entering into force the Law on Salaries in the Public Sector, he will proceed with the same assessment at the Constitutional Court.

And when the Law goes to Constitutional, Shala says this Court is likely to cancel only specific provisions of the Law, which are considered to be constitutional, unless they find that certain articles affect the entire Law.

According to the Constitution and Law, in this case, the ombudsman has competenced within six months of entering into force the Law on the Salat in the Public Sector, to proceed with the same assessment at the Constitutional Court. In the case of reviewing this Law by the Constitutional Court, this Court is likely to cancel only specific provisions of the Law, which are considered to be constitutional, unless they find that certain articles affect the entire Law”, Shala has declared for Express.

From the IKD estimate that the Law for Salaries in the Public Sector is a law that does not meet constitutional standards and that, for this reason, in this situation, the actions of the ombudsman are necessary.