For the third time in a row, the investigative Commission fails for textbooks

For the third time in a row, the parliamentary investigative Commission for investigating textbooks has failed in the absence of quorum.

You see the atmosphere, it's about a total boycott of governing structures that for the third time in a row do not create the conditions for the commission to continue working... this country must understand one thing. That this commission had no bad intentions. But only to see the best and cheaper methodology for text supply”, the chairman of the commission, AAK deputy Shemsedin Dresaj, has declared.

At the moment when the findings that are numerous, we report before the Assembly of citizens for the money received from their taxes, it is an attempt not to realise the commission's work. This commission will have the same fate as others, not to finish its work... I've never seen the majority attack the convent. It's not good either this committee in the assembly could not vote without a majority vote. Now she's”, he said.