9 hours agoOsman's clash with Kurti's power takes a step away, government removes competencies from National Response Plan
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)The clash between President Vjosa Osmani and Kurti Government has gone to the next level. Once again with the help of party officials “Gux”, which was founded by Osman himself. The government has removed Osman's competencies from the National Response Plan to overcome itself. Topping this plan has been the official of this party, [...]
The head of the Working Group for the National Response Plan, the deputy minister at the Ministry of Interior, Blerim Gashan, has removed President Vjosa Osmani's competencies from the National Response Plan, which have been on preliminary plans but also due to the Constitution, and has surpassed the government.
In the National Response Plan adopted in 2010, which has been in force so far, this Council was responsible for co-ordinating policies and inter- institutional strategies related to the management of the incidents, as commanded by the President.
The Kosovo Security Council is responsible for co-ordinating inter-institutional policies and strategies related to management of local and international incidents, respectively, as commanded by the president of the Republic of Kosovo”, provided in the preliminary plan.
This version has been revised and now completely removed from the section where Osman's competencies are presented, so the “sic section is commanded by the president of the Republic of Kosovo “and replaced with the part these competencies pass to the Government of Kosovo.
The Online Reporter.net finds that the attempt to remove all presidential competencies in the field of security and intelligence had been several more times, but these efforts had been halted on the parliamentary commission for security.
Such a change affects the president's constitutional role as head of the Security Council in time of the state of emergency, as well as supreme commander of the Kosovo Security Force. This change could have serious consequences in the functioning of security mechanisms in the country, especially in crisis situations, where the roles, competencies and responsibilities of each authority and state institution are clearly defined in the Constitutions and Law for the Founding of the Kosovo Security Council.
An attempt to remove Osman's powers in the field of security was also with the Law for Security Council. Osman has used veto and returned this law to the Parliament because presidential competencies had been removed in this area and the chapter for its state of emergency had been completely erased.
By contrast, Osman's clashes with Kurti and Gervala had begun after the letter Gervala had sent for membership to the Council of Europe without announcing the President.
Osman had said that the offer made by Gervalla, removing association from the package, wasted all the effort done through the letter of the heads of state and said the reasoning for non-coordination was ridiculous.
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