Kurti: If the new government doesn't fail, the government will have, but you can't monitor it, and you can count on it, because you voted.

Vetevendosje Movement Chairman Albin Kurti said the “government will have”, even if the new government, which is expected to introduce it in a short time, will not get the 61 votes needed at Kovned.

He was told to MPs that the incumbent government cannot oversee and can't ask for an account.

Moreover, unless the new government is voted in, it means extending the government's term in office. So, the government will have, only that MPs have no power to oversee and seek accounts from a government in office, which they did not vote for”, he said.

Every day without new government, Kurti said it was “loss for development, for the citizen, for the state of”, while, without any agreement mentioned, invited MPs to vote on the government he wants to present.

He mentioned good “good work”, which he said made the government run by him, while urging MPs to allow it to proceed to “continue good works”. /Periscopi/