Kosovo’s Assembly has approved the introduction of today’s session of Law for Specialised Chambers and Prosecutor’s Office in The Hague following the procedure motion proposed by the Democratic Party of Kosovo ( PDK).
For this proposal, 79 MPs voted, while there was no vote against or abstention. The law was included as the 11th point of the agenda.
79 deputies have voted for, none against, no abstention. This motion is passed as the 11th point of the agenda, said Chief Prime Minister Albulen Haxhiu.
The procedure for changing the agenda presented The PDK, demanding that Parliament review the law on Specialised Chambers and Specialised Prosecutor’s Office again.
The PDK chairman Vlora Citaku’s post, said her party has demanded the return of the law to the Assembly, as, according to it, some advice and recommendations have been given that can improve it from a legal standpoint.
Some advice and recommendations that we believe the law will make even more powerful, even more judicially sustainable, Citaku said, demanding that the law be adopted during today’s session.
Immediately Monday we start the amendment procedure, she said.
The PDK has proposed that President Justina Shiroka-Pula’s veto initially collapse so the law can be adopted in the existing form, while then launch procedures for his amendment.
The introduction of the law on the agenda also supported the Vetevendosje Movement, which in advance, at the parliamentary Commission for Legislation, had declared it would support the collapse of the President’s veto.
Meanwhile, the head of the Parliamentary Group of the Democratic League of Kosovo said this party maintained the same stance on the law, while the Alliance supported the PDK proposal.
The law was back in the country by President Justina Shiroka-Pula, at the request of the PDK, creating uncertainty about the procedure that was to be followed.
Jurists had expressed different positions on whether the changes could initially be made to the Commission for Legislation and then the law be voted into the session, or whether the Assembly should initially vote for the collapse of the President’s decision on his return and then continue with amendment procedures.
According to Article 80, paragraph 4 of the Constitution of Kosovo, the Parliament, with the majority of votes of all MPs, rules for the adoption of the law returned by the president of the Republic, while the relevant law is considered declared.
In this case, the president cannot return the same law for the second time. If the Assembly approves again with the majority of votes of all MPs, its decision to return the law is exceeded.
However, the law goes into effect 15 days after publishing in the Official Journal of the Republic of Kosovo, unless otherwise is determined by itself.
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