IKD releases the report for the Parliament's spring session: There was interference in the justice system

Kosovo's Institute for Justice (IKD) has published the report on the Kosovo Assembly for the spring session.

The report issued to the media says that both in the early years, even in this year's spring session, the job of the Parliament has been characterised by the continued lack of quorum, by decisions contrary to the Constitution of Kosovo, in some cases by illegal decision-making, by the continued violation of independent institutions with the case of reporting to parliamentary commissions, by interventions in the justice system through public statements by the Parliamentary deputies and the government, by the lack of full transparency in matters of key work, by the weak parliamentary lack of parliamentary supervision, by parliamentary supervision, by the parliamentary parliament and the non-prison, sexist language, and homogenetic, and homogenetic.

The “in the absence of an adequate planning, from the spring session, has remained untreated with 30 points of the agenda which were under consideration, among these points were the vote for the founding of the Parliamentary Investigative Commission for the unpublished procurement procedures for reporting for contradiction, in the ministry of Parliamentary Commission and in central enterprises, the founding of the Parliamentary Investment Commission for the process of accounting of water management companies, as well as the way of clearing debts from the Ministry of Environment, the founding of Parliamentary Commission on executive responsibilities of the Ministry of Justice, with the investigation of the Law Institute of Medicine, the government's search for the government's three-year-old Rights Profilance of the Commission, the Parliamentary Commission has been issued to the Parliamentary Commission, the Parliamentary Commission, and the Constitutional Commission has been issued for the search of the Parliamentary Commission for its independence of the government, and independence of the government, and the government's.

According to the IKD, 12 bills have not been passed, including the Civil Project code that after the Constitution is a country's most important law. While several reports of independent institutions remain without voting, reports of recommendations for monitoring law enforcement and the report on public enterprises performance in 2022.

As far as transparency is concerned, even at the chamber's spring session, the Parliament has failed to regulate the issue of electronic voting at the plenary session, broadcast parliamentary commission meetings in real time, and publish collection documents of Parliamentary Investigative Commissions. Moreover, even though it is mandated by the working order, the Assembly is not publishing the votes for its decisions, when voting is made by hand.