Coming soon: 50 thousand copies of the PR program
Parliament should have two chambers: the Senate and the Lower House
A legal ban is sought on abortion, homosexuality and prostitution
Death penalty for kidnappers of families …
Yesterday, the National Council approved the draft program
Yesterday, the PR National Council met. The council discussed two main issues at length: the Republican Party’s new draft program and amendments to the Party’s statute.
After discussions and debates, the PR Program was approved; it will take its final form in 10 days. Following the comments and amendments requested by members of the National Council, a group was formed comprising the PR chairman, Mr. Sabri Godo; the chairman of the National Council, Mr. Vlladimir Agoraj; and the head of the Party’s press and information office, Neritan Alibali. The group will make any necessary edits and present the PR program in its fully formulated version, which will undoubtedly guide all the Republican Party’s activities in the campaign for the spring 1996 elections. The PR program is expected to be distributed in 50 thousand copies as a brochure.
The PR also proposed that the new House of Parliament.
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Finally, regarding abortion, homosexuality and prostitution, it decided that these should be banned by law.
Regarding the death penalty, the National Council decided that murders involving torture or premeditation, the rape of minors, as well as the kidnapping of children, should be punishable by capital punishment, since this would better serve the restoration of public peace and order.
With regard to the Party’s organizational structure, a “filter” will also be required for every person elected to local Party bodies, to ensure that no one with ties to crime or the State Security service serves on the Party bodies.
The National Council also discussed amendments to the Party’s statute, including several additions.
First, the method for appointing delegates to the Congress, electing the National Council, and choosing the Party leadership was changed. Delegates from the districts will be elected 60% according to the results achieved by the branch in the elections and 40% according to membership. The PR Congress will be held once every four years, with a National Conference held every two years.
At the National Council meeting, in addition to members of the Steering Council, the PR deputy chairman, Fatmir Mediu, and other heads of Party departments took part in the discussion.
In his speech, the PR chairman, Mr. Sabri Godo, focused on the need to organize the Party better on the eve of the 1996 elections.
The Republican leader once again reaffirmed the PR’s position as a member of LD, making no alliance with PD, and called for a stronger intellectual spirit within the Party, and especially for efforts to attract unaffiliated intellectuals.
Preventing the danger of the Communists returning to power was another topic addressed by Republican leader Sabri Godo.
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