The head of the Vetevendosje Movement Parliamentary Group, Arberie Nagavci, has said that following the return of the Law for Specialised Chambers by the president, the Assembly has two possibilities: to reject its request by 61 votes or to re-assuming the draft law.
Speaking after the Assembly’s Assembly of the Parliament’s Headship, Nagavci has said that the issue must first be considered by the Commission for Legislation, which should then submit to the Parliament its report and recommendations.
After the president’s return of the bill, there are two possibilities for the Assembly by 61 votes to reject the president’s proposal, or otherwise to adopt the proposal to restore the bill. There are already three precedents in this regard: it is an act of the Constitutional Court, in the case of Jahjaga, which shows that the judgment thus shows that there is no room to make the amendment or change the law. The same is rejected, or remains in force, while there are two bills that were returned with veto rights from former President Vjosa Osmani, which the same have thus remained unexamished, have been dismissed. However, this is a matter to consider. You know, it’s four weeks from the president’s letter, it’s primarily the Commission for Legislation that should consider this request of the president, and then the same will be addressed to the Parliament with the report where he should consider the request to give his recommendations. So I believe this will also be treated carefullyNahavci said.
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