KRPP members have no information on the passport contract, MPs are accountable

The Commission for Business, Work and Transfer has reviewed the annual Public Procuration Commission Regulatory Report ( For 2022.

Osman Vaj, chairman of the KCPP, said this is the first time this report is being introduced in accordance with law in force.

Avni Sahiti, a member of the KRPP board, who presented this report, said with full responsibility, finds progress and results positive and compatible with the performance plan.

“Report in terms of the legal mandate also contains activities, the main goal is to ensure functioning. Reached in 2022, with responsibility we find that progress and results achieved are positive and compatible with the performance plan. Another difference is changing time - term contracts. As far as monitoring field has been concerned, there has been an expansion to monitoring the contract. The KRrPP has managed to monitor more than 11,000 reports during this time. There have also been punitive measures against prosecutorial officials who have not implemented the” law, he said.

VV deputy Armend Muja has asked why the contract opening target has not been achieved.

The “One of the issues that has been in the past year is the opening of uninhibited vehicle contracts, which is one of the basic preconditions of the public prosecutorial law. Someone could open contracts, or make reports of contracts without access to the means, that was finding the General Auditor, but also discussing last year. This has not been accomplished as a target, which has been the difficulties, and when you think this will be realised”, Muja asked, Online Economy reported.

MP Mergim Lushtaku's PDK said the KRrPP has failed to meet its goals, thus damaging businesses and citizens.

He said the government has abused public money by making nontransparent contracts.

Could you explain to us what mobile phone tools were spent on? The number of contracts is smaller for over 200 contracts than last year. This shows that the government has failed to realise the targets, so it has damaged businesses and citizens. It's to worry that this Government has made contracts without transparency. The government has abused the public money through negotiations”, he said.

Osman Vaj, chairman of the KCPP, said not all staff uses the fillings, according to him, the number of fillings has decreased in recent years.

“as far as mobile phones are concerned, the staff does not all receive the fillings. I have reduced the number of fillings just for staff not for management”, he said.

MP PDK's Ferat Shala has asked what is happening to the contracts, since, according to him, there is no transparency in them. He cited the contract for software licenses and passport contracts.

“What has changed from previous practices when many contracts have been transparent and now they are not. We have a concrete case -- 16m euros at the Ministry of Internal Affairs for software licenses. Why did this practice change now, 16m euros negotiating, why it wasn't given to others to see those licenses. This field is so open and communicative to the entire globe that someone has been able to apply”.

Why did this happen, in the past this did not happen, there are behind transparency, public calls and gone. Or, the same case is with 4.5 million documents, passports and IDs, why negotiated, what has changed. So, we don't have something special, it hasn't changed anything about passports, it's not about software patents, it's something that's come naturally from the year of its declaration of independence. But why have we now limited this situation, when tens of millions of euros go without transparency and without competition? I'm interested in your” comment, he said.

Of the KRRPP members, these questions were asked to be sent in writing, since they had no information about them.