Constituve hearing, Baraliu: Many Surprises Can Happen

The Vetevendosje movement had warned that it would form the government alone, but Deputy Chairman Glauk Konjufca has acknowledged on 8 April that it is impossible without the ruling coalition.

He has said the LVV's goal was to form the government alone, but the outcome of the February 9th elections sets out the need for coalition, while other parties have rejected the coalition's possibility with the winning party, demanding that they do so themselves.

He says a government of unity is needed.

There are many unexpected and unforeseen surprises that may occur, for the first reason, because the result of the recent elections in Kosovo has oriented position and opposition into a position without position, if we express ourselves in the chess dictionary, where the millimeters measured and resulted in credit for their having, or not at the expense of both position and opposition... In the current situation, there are many surprises in this session and there are many possibilities that no one predicts. What needs to happen, if you ask me, is in the interest of the citizen of Kosovo today is that the political status-opposital subjects, together with what they have gained, the position in parliament has yet to unite and to make a rule based on a rule of unity”, he said, for Kosovaress, Periscope broadcast.

Because there's a lot of antagonism, there's a lot of motive left over, there's a lot of anger, there's many political goals and goals for power, and not just for a word of mouth. So, unfortunately we're witnessing this time again, and that's probably the point, it would have to be the supporting point of this conversation and the action that political subjects would have to do. We're not yet sufficiently aware or mature enough, we haven't been sufficiently emancipated, democratly and politically, to understand the current moment, the importance of the moment, the geopolitical installations that are happening, and the risks that we might have --”, the Baraliu pointer.

As for the issue if it fails to reach the winning election party to secure the majority, Baraliu says the Constitutional Court's decision is clear that the party reaching 61 votes forms the government and does not matter whether it is the second or third party.

The Constitutional Court's decision is clear and interpreted, and it should be. They will understand these parties that have the potential that after the first party, which may fail in ten days after the mandate, then that it can make 61 votes plus, whether it's second or third, it doesn't matter what it means to the president and the first president to mandate him will then make the government”, he said.

The Convention Constituent hearing, called by President Vjosa Osmani within legal terms, will be held on Tuesday, April 15th, starting at 10:00.

The first period of the agenda will be the formation of the interim Commission for verifying quorum and MPs' mandates, to follow the oath of MPs. After presenting the commission's report, he is voted by the Parliament. The oath of MPs, who officially receive their mandate as elected representatives, follows.

Following will be followed by the election of the Speaker of the Parliament and five vice-presidents. LVV, the LDK's PDK will have one deputy chairman, while from a Serb minority and minority not majority.

The Speaker of the Parliament must be the nominated name by the party, which has received the most votes in the February 9th elections, the Vetevendosje Movement, which has not yet warned who it might be.

The mayor and vice president are elected with the majority of votes. Constituent hearings, under the regulations of the Parliament, end with their choice. Cuts during the constitutional session should not be longer than 48 hours, says Article 12, 5th of the Parliament's regulation.

Only after the constitutional session has ended can the first state continue with its legal obligations to mandate the first party to form the new government. However, it is in its discretion to later mandate other parties to form the government, if the Vetevendosje Movement as the winning party does not receive the support of 61 deputies in the Assembly for the new government.

The constitutional hearing differs from the usual parliamentary hearings, and there are no talks and parliamentary debates. It will be led by the oldest MP, Avni Dehari from LVV (78-year-old) and the youngest MP, Sala Jashari from PDK (25).

The Constitutional Court has interpreted that the right to propose the prime minister belongs to the first party, but has not determined whether this right remains valid if the first party does not present its candidate.

Kosovo Assembly Chairman-in-Office Glauk Konjufca, at the meeting with representatives of parliamentary political subjects released from the February 9th elections, have agreed that the subject with the largest number of MPs, the Vetevendosje Movement, respectively, will be lowered to the middle seats of the plenary hall. On the right side of the hall, from the perspective of the chairman of the session, the second consecutive subject of the Democratic Party of Kosovo will be lowered, while the Democratic League of Kosovo on the left. In other seats, MPs from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, MPs from among the Serb community and other non-Serb communities will be seated. /Periscope/