Chocolate: The São Court veto communities, confirmed the standard known that the Assembly is constitutionalised when elected chairman and vice president

Eugen Cakoli from KDI has said the Constitutional Court's decision has not vetoed the Serb community.

But he reformed the standard that the Assembly is considered constitutional only after the mayor and all the vice-presidents are elected.

He said the decision did not give anyone the right to blockade, rather, he says, reminded them of the responsibility of all parties, including MPs from the Serb community, to act in the interests of the Republic.

In essence, the Constitutional Court did not provide communities with any additional resources. Simply, they reconfirmed the constitutional standard, which the Assembly is considered constitutional only after the mayor and all the vice-presidents were elected. But that does not mean anyone's right to blockade. On the contrary, in the same verdict, the Court reminded all sides of the responsibility, including MPs from the Serb community, to act in the interests of the Republic. So, the right to propose cannot be a tool of blocking or blackmail”.

“in the same logic, even if one of the candidates from the Albanian parties did not vote as vice president, the Parliament would again be considered unstuffed. Therefore, we are not dealing with the “privileges of Serbs”, but with a standard that applies to all of us and has worked smoothly since independence here. What is happening now is a clear goal to stall the formation of institutions. The irony is that the entire situation, along with the expected discus against the Constitutional Court, is coming from the same ones that defeated the case to the Serbian List, and “fitrene” at the Court with their calculations and political arrogance”, Calcoki said.

The Constitutional Court has ruled on Tuesday that the Constitutional Court's constitutional session, launched on April 15th, is not complete, and that it must be completed within 12 days of the entry into force of its September 30th act. The court has argued its decision, citing that it has not yet been elected deputy head of the Parliament from among the Serb community's deputies.