The Kosovo Assembly has failed to pass into a review of the Bill aimed at limiting the Special Court’s mandate at today’s session that lasted nearly 12 hours. This is due to the lack of quorum needed to go from the point of the day’s order to the energy associated with the bill.
Only 38 deputies were present in the Assembly Hall, which prevented the continuation of the work with this point of the agenda.
Chief Prime Minister Albulen Haxhiu has indicated that on the date of the session’s continuing, they will agree with the chiefs of parliamentary groups.
Meanwhile, a day earlier, the Assembly had included a review of the Bill in order, following the request of the Democratic Party of Kosovo. ( The PDK) to bring down President Justina Shiroka-Pula’s veto and bring into force the version adopted by MPs in two readings.
The president had earlier returned the law to the Parliament, just at the request of the PDK, to make some changes in it.
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