VThe position of representatives of Serbia’s Student List in Kosovo has prompted discussions at the parliamentary Commission for Security and Defence Affairs.

The deputy chairman of this commission, Fadil Hadrgjijna, has raised concerns about the visit held the previous day, saying there is no official information on whether it is authorised by the relevant institutions.

He has requested clarifications regarding the procedures followed and mechanisms responsible for monitoring such visits.

The day was scheduled to visit the Serbian Student List and the messages it was given. We don’t have any information, any official notice from the relevant institutions that they had permission, have they come from the relevant ministry, is he independent, has his own mechanisms for monitoring and checking these visits, Hadrjeljna has declared.

In this case, Commission Chairman Mefail Bajqinovci has said he expects the Ministry of Internal Affairs or Foreign Affairs to provide clarifications.

I believe that both the interior minister and the foreign minister will come up with a reaction or some information about it. Although these do not constitute official policy until they take power, they can still be called non-resistant, Bajqinovci said.

These discussions were held during the meeting of the Commission for Security and Defence Affairs, where the selection process of the new Agency for Information and Privates was in order.

The commission has announced the competition for this position, while in the Kosovo Assembly, activities under the selection procedure are envisioned.

The Information and Private Agency is responsible for overseeing the implementation of access to public documents and the protection of personal data.

Details on deadlines and application procedures are expected to be published through official reports of the Parliament.

The Security and Defence Affairs Commission has launched procedures to select new Commissioner for Information and Privates Agency ( AIP).

At today’s meeting, commission chairman Mefail Bajqinovci announced that the working group will start working on preparing the contest, including drafting criteria for candidates aimed at the position.

During the discussions it became known that the Agency for Information and Private Commissioner has completed the mandate on June 18th 2026.

The process of selecting the new commissioner will take place under parliamentary procedures, while the criteria and details of the competition are expected to be determined by the working group.

The Information and Private Agency is an independent institution responsible for overseeing the implementation of personal data protection legislation and access to public documents in Kosovo. /Ksp