16 minutes agoKryeziu: Most who cannot hold sessions, better resign
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Ismet Kryeziu, executive director of the Democratic Institute of Kosovo, has said that the parliamentary majority that hardcore to keep regular plenary sessions of the Parliament should self-seat and pave the way for new political legitimacy. His statement on Wednesday came after the Parliament failed to hold the plenary session again. In response to Parliament, Chief Parliamentary Glauk [...]
His statement on Wednesday came after the Parliament failed to hold the plenary session again. In response to Parliament, Chief Prime Minister Glauk Konjufca accused MPs of being irresponsible “”, saying that “with this irresponsible behaviour of MPs, this legislature does not deserve to continue”.
The Chairman of the Parliament is right, but he has to start this political development! A parliamentary majority that fails to hold regular plenary sessions because of the irresponsibly of MPs is better to resign and pave the way for a new political legitimacy”, Kryeziu wrote on Facebook.
The first session to be held today was postponed twice in the absence of MPs. Initially, Chief Parliamentary Glauk Konjufca postponed for two hours the start of the session, hoping to gather MPs. However, they did not gather even after the brief delay. As a result, Konjufca has announced that the session is postponed and that it will be announced in time for its maintenance.
Parliamentary hearings in many cases have been closed in lack of quorum.
