With 79 votes for, the Parliament has approved the PDK motion for the Special Law to be included as the 11th and final point on the agenda.

Democratic Party of Kosovo MP ( The PDK, Vlora Citaku, proposed the procedure for changing the agenda of the Parliament, with the aim of including the Law for Change and Fulfilling the Law for Specialised Chambers and the Special Prosecutor’s Office.

During her speech in the Assembly, Citaku has said the PDK has agreed with representatives of the Vetevendosje Movement and other parliamentary groups that have backed the law for its content, though there have been disagreements regarding the procedure.

It has called for the motion to be adopted and the law to be voted in during today’s session, while Monday begins the amendment procedure, which it has proposed to divide two weeks.

With the numerous discussions we’ve had with the high exhibits of the Vetevendosje Movement, but with other parliamentary groups supporting this law, we agreed, we agreed. Although we have had disagreements in the procedure, in content we agree, Citaku has declared.

She has thanked the 90 MPs who, according to her, have voted the law in two readings, praising that unity and national maturity were proven through that vote.

Chitaku has recalled that the PDK had proposed the return of the law to the Parliament, with the reasoning that it had received advice and recommendations that, according to her, would make it more powerful and more judicially sustainable.

She has said her party has made this decision knowing it can cost politically, but has stressed that the aim of the initiative is more important than possible damage to PDK.

Source Layer: Dukeagini