We don't care what you're dreaming about. We don't care which side you're in: Hallakama at the Commission where the KPM is urgently called

An extraordinary meeting that has called the Commission for Public Administration has rarely resulted in many deputies present in the Commission.

At this meeting, the Independent Media Commission has been called to report.

Opposition MPs have rejected this meeting, saying they are not informed about the contents of the meeting.

We don't have information and we don't. On the basis of the order, it has been called for reporting on the Independent Media Commission. My request is that this meeting be postponed for next week. We haven't been informed about the reporting time and we don't have a report written by the KPM that needs discutu.

It's unclear to me that someone also saw in the past and told me to call the Commission that we are getting a big meeting of”, said Commission Vice Chairman from PDK ranks Isak Shabani.

But deputy Tinka Kurti of Vetevendosje said the Commission does not deal with anyone's dreams.

Emergencys are defined by the Assembly Rule. It's nothing extraordinary before it was in advance. Substances have placed four deputies. I don't know what a dream MP Isak Shabani has to dream about, and nobody cares about this hall, but the four deputies' signatures don't compare to anyone's” dreams, she said, Pryscope follows.

Postponing this meeting, LDK deputy Agim Veliu has requested it.

“What's the reason for this emergency because it seems to me that it's been called urgently and that something smells like it's being seen. As a member of this commission, except for the announcement that the meeting will be this much and will be KPM report, I have no other material. I asked for the same as my colleague that the meeting be postponed”, he said.

And the deputy of the AAK, Besnik Tahiri, said they were not informed of what the meeting was called.

With discussion at the last meeting, we had an agreement that brought us together for an action plan that has served the best KPM Law, including the comments we discussed as MPs, but also the position of the Prime Minister's Office.

Now we've called members of the KPM for a quick report where we don't have material. It's true that it's the policy of the job, it's in line with calling a meeting, but please, when we discuss this, we need to have some material on what we're talking about.

With that kind of call, I don't see it good, but I see it in short English and in plain terms as pressure on the target of the people”, he said. /Periscope