On Thursday it was set as the last point of the plenary session agenda.

But since after the pause, MPs were delayed to be in the hall, the chief district officer postponed the session work Friday, part of which was the Law on Changing the Special Court Law.

And yesterday, after about 12 hours of discussion of other points, he had a corummer for the law.

One day after, The PDK is revealing to television if it considers that the review of this point has been deliberate.

We have no reason to consider the delay deliberate. There have been two busy sessions, with long debates on two extremely important topics: health and energy. The important thing is that the law is involved in the agenda and we expect to proceed with the session over the next few days. )

Meanwhile, PDK Chairman Vlora Citaku’s post — Vlora Citaku said they have taken seriously the concerns raised by the EU.

We have also welcomed the international partners’ readiness for consultations. The Democratic Party of Kosovo takes seriously concerns expressed by the European Union over the Specialised Chambers Law. Partnerships with the EU and respect for international obligations are part of our uncontaminated state orientation. For that reason, we expect the discussion of the law to develop on concrete provisions and legal arguments, Citaku has said.

But lawyer Ardian Bajraktari estimates that some changes would have to be made before the vote.

I appreciate that the need or necessity to make some interventions so that the law is in harmony above all with the relevant constitutional administration is obvious, so I appreciate that political subjects should engage in a literal consultancy process with both international experts and relevant field experts, Bajraktari said.

Duagjini has tried during the day to take a stance even from the Vetevendosje Movement, but its officials have not returned.

Source Layer: Dukeagini