Local elections at risk, parliament breaks the law
The proposal for the seventh member of the CEC was sent by the parliamentary group and not by a deputy
The vote for Gasper Koka was carried out in violation of the Electoral Code. The election compromise. In this way, the president may choose based on another argument to establish the unlawful procedure or violation of the rules. What matters is not the openly found basis for giving shape to this insinuation; electoral violations have been established, and so has the honorary chair of the four parties. In fact, even the draft amendment submitted by the opposition, in which the main post was to be appointed by counting votes, which in the way the proposer chose the candidate Gasper Koka falls for lack of the commission’s character. Nano, was done in the absence of the secretary of this commission, so now the refusal may harm the procedures followed with the coalitions is the next illusion. By dealing with the proposal of the deputy and not of the parliamentary group for the seventh member of the CEC, the procedures followed with the nomination of Kozi were violated. At the press conference, the head of the Democratic parliamentary group, Ridvan Bode, called the majority’s vote unlawful and absurd. Reiterating that the way the head of the commission was selected, this time in the absence of the commission secretary, called into question the procedure for putting forward the candidacy and appointing this seventh one, declaring the vote with the deputy’s candidacy and the parliamentary group for this case. In fact, the new code in relation to votes imposes the parliamentary majority. “The way the voting is carried out with the new rules and the Electoral Code, this does not mean that the decision is not valid.” Further on, Bode stressed that the decision was null, without avoiding reality. “If there is no majority for seven members, the seat will remain vacant,” he said. Gasper Koka’s election was carried out with the votes of 109 German passengers on board.
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