7 minutes agoOpposition: The VV is deliberately blocking work on investigative commissions, trying to conceal involvement in corruption
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Opposition parties have accused the ruling party of deliberately blocking work on investigative commissions so that they as such fail. On the other hand, the MP from the ruling party has counted the investigative commissions, which have backed him and that the opposition's charges according to them are groundless. Commission Chairman for [...]
The chairman of the Commission for Economy and Finance in the Kosovo Assembly, Ferat Shala, reiterated the power to block the investigative commissions in the Parliament, as according to him, the LVV is thus trying to hide from the public involvement in corruption.
“ ...Alongside other opposition subjects we have raised several issues and so far has worked well, such as the Energy Commission, and when power has observed this, as it were, the commission's work has changed strategies and we have already blocked the commission's work on state reserves”, Shala said,
Even the head of the LDK parliamentary group, Arben Gashi, says Kurti Government is deliberately obstructing parliamentary supervision.
This government as the first tendency has the creation of anti-dedicated laws, the second tender has the capture of the state through their party employment, and the blocking of the assembly's work or parliamentary supervision, which is the main post of the UN”, Gashi said.
As an ordinary LVV rejects the opposition charges. MP Armend Muja says his wealth has given most of the commissions support, but that the commissions were not defined for efficiency.
I don't know if there's ever been more investigative commissions than in this legislature. Opposition but Especially The PDK is good to focus on whether they want new elections or are wanting commissions to be formed because these two don't adapt to whether there are elections that the commissions are staying in, so on one side we have date for election on the other request for the formation of investigative commissions these two don't go together”, Muja said.
In context of this topic, the MP The PDK, Ferat Shala, cites allegations of corruption and abuse arrests, always after parliamentary investigation.
“We have the energy investigative commission, which has resulted in Nagip Krasniqi's arrest, and now too late his” dismissal, Shala said.
The formation of Parliamentary Investment Commissions is seen as a new trend in the current Kosovo Assembly legislature, some of which are functional, but in many cases are failing to bring decisions for lack of quorum. /rtv21/
