7 minutes agoWaiting for the prime minister's certificate and return from the symposium, the way to establishing institutions open tomorrow
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(an hour ago)The complaints were concluded and the final results of the June 7th parliamentary elections could be certified, and this will likely be done by tomorrow at a CEC meeting.
The Vetevendosje movement says they have the votes for forming the new government, while the chairman of this party, incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti, is currently in Greece.
The Constitutional Court says that, under the constitution, the constitution should start procedures for electing the president, while the LVV mentioned yesterday at first the constitution and the government vote.
Tomorrow morning the Central Election Commission will hold a meeting on the agenda, which is also the Certificate of the results of the June 7th parliamentary elections.
The Supreme Court today has rejected as groundless the five complaints filed against the election panel's decisions on Ances and Paraseta (PZAP), which concerned the final results of the elections, paving the way for depositing the results, and then forming institutions, starting with the Framework Constitution.
The Assembly should be constitutionalised after final election results have been certified. Article 1 of 66 of the Constitution says the Assembly is resolved at the constitutional session, which “is held within thirty days of the official announcement of election results”, writes Express, broadcast Periscopi.
The president, in this case task forwarder, Albulen Haxhiu “calls the first session of the Assembly”, according to Article 3. If it is unable to do so, “The Assembly meets without the participation of President”, the Constitution says.
The Vetevendosje movement said yesterday it has secured the votes for forming the new government and that later it will seek consensus with other parties on electing the president. The president's election was the reason the country held the third elections in about a year and a half in early June.
As far as government is concerned, we have the necessary votes. Therefore, immediately after the constitution's binding without wasting time, we must continue with the procedure for the government's vote, while within constitutional terms we will also commit ourselves to reaching consensus about electing president/es”, former LVP Parliamentary Group chief Arberie Nagavci told Radio.
The incumbent Prime Minister, LVV chairman Albin Kurti is currently in Greece, taking part in the 28th edition of SYMI Symposium, which is held from July 5th-9th.
About two weeks ago, Kurt at a cabinet meeting in office cited the president's election as saying they should build the Assembly and form the country's new government.
The results of the elections will begin work and discussions on the formation of new institutions -- the framework of the 11th Parliament of the Assembly, the formation of the new government and the election of President or President”, he said.
As the reason for the recent parliamentary elections was the president's non-election from here, former Constitutional Court Chairman Enver Hasani says work must begin after the constitution is under way.
“must immediately initiate procedure for electing the president of the Republic. So the constitutional Kosovo Assembly cannot have anything in the agenda but proposals for the president of the Republic”, he has said.
He says Albulen Haxhiu cannot decree the new prime minister's mandate, being a fraud of the president's office.
In the final act when the Constitution set the deadline for the president's election, there is also a mention in context of the election of the head of state when there is no constitutional and functional Assembly.
Paragraph 162 of that act says that once the constitution is dedicated, procedure should be initiated to elect the president.
“In the specific context of the circumstances of a disunited and still uncontained Assembly, the Court, based on interpretation of how above and the purpose of constitutional norms, defined through paragraph 3 of Article 82 related to Article 2 of Article 86 of the Constitution, estimates that the procedure for electing the president should start from the day of the constitution and end most remote within sixty-60 days of the start of the procedure for electing President” is said to be carried out in court.
The Constitutional Court says in the latest act that it had not explicitly specified the situation when and when the election procedure of the new president ends, in the circumstances where there is no constitutional and functional Assembly.
