Chairman The PDK, Bedri Hamza, on Sunday, has gathered the party’s chairmanship and parliamentary group, which is running for more than three hours, where they discussed the special court bill, is expected to be voted in tomorrow’s session in the Kosovo Assembly. Hamza voiced confidence that at Monday’s session, the bill will be voted in two readings.
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Chairman The PDK, Bedri Hamza, on Sunday, was firm that amendments to the Special Court Bill should be passed on to two readings, then prosecuted with the president’s case.
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But in fact, after meeting over three hours that held with the leadership of the party and the PDK deputies, Hamza said he is optimistic that lawmakers at Monday’s session will vote in full on changes within the law, as well as no guarantees.
We have never asked to be part of the government, but we are not closed and exemptable to give the country president. Tomorrow I am optimistic that the law will support all MPs, and I also beg and invite all MPs from the Republic of Kosovo to be in favour of this bill, Hamza stressed.
Hamza was also asked if he is willing to vote on a candidate from the Vetevendosje Movement, which he said remains open the possibility of the PDK voting a president with the agreement.
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