With 11 votes for no counter, and no abstention of the Commission for Legislation, Mandate, Immunite, Assembly Order and Oversight of the Anti-Corruption Agency at today has adopted four bills related to international agreements in the area of judicial co-operation with Sweden and Belgium.

Before voting these bills, the commission member from the Alliance’s ranks, Besnik Tahiri, asked for clarification by the commission’s chairman, Fargan Qorrolli, to know exactly what issue is being discussed.

There’s a possibility someone could explain to us what a criminal case we’re talking about, he asked.

The chairman of the commission from LV ranks, Vogan Qorrolli, said these are international agreements that our state and the Kingdom of Sweden connect in the field of international judicial co-operation.

These are international agreements that our state and the Kingdom of Sweden connects to the field of international judicial co-operation. The first criminal cases involving all reports in the area of criminal law among states. The second is the issue of extradition and the third transfer of convicted persons. It’s a general package of laws that the state and state in the field of criminal justice connects. If a citizen of the Republic of Kosovo in Sweden and the opposite of a citizen of Sweden in Kosovo is prosecuted or demanded that a Kosovo citizen be required to serve his sentence until he is committed to a work in the state of Sweden, he could be transferred to the Republic of Kosovo to serve this sentence for principles of international law, Qorrolli has said.

And PDK deputy Blerta Deliu-Codra demanded that Justice Minister Donika Grovala report to the commission on these agreements, since, as she said, it has been the previous practice and that the latter dare not be exceeded.

We just voted a portion of the international agreements that are ratified in the Kosovo Assembly. The current policy chairman has been that the minister comes to the commission and reports the agreements. We’re not talking about deals that don’t want detailed treatment, and I don’t think the Parliament dares outrun these good practices because the minister has been in bilateral meetings with representatives of states and it’s good for public opinion, but it’s good for us as deputy to come and before the vote inform MPs. We have a monitoring role here and our votes were for, but I don’t think these practices dare get out of the way and they don’t dare vote like they were voted in today, Dliu-Kodra said.

The bills that were adopted at this meeting are the Bill on Ratification of the Agreement between the Republic of Kosovo and the Kingdom of Sweden for Extradition, the one for the transfer of convicted persons, as well as the Convention on Inter-Religious Assistance to Criminal Affairs.

Also approved at the meeting was the Bill on Ratification of the Treaty for Aid to Intervention on Criminal Affairs between Kosovo and Belgium’s Kingdom. / EO

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