Constitutional Court Judge Kadri Kryeziu has characterized the current inability to constitute the Kosovo Parliament as an unprecedented situation. In a recent statement to KosovoPress, Kryeziu emphasized that the primary accountability for resolving the deadlock rests with the leading political party, specifically regarding the proposal of a candidate for the Speaker of the Parliament. Judge Kryeziu asserted that political parties bear both a legal and constitutional obligation to ensure the proper functioning and constitution of state institutions.
He warned that the ongoing stagnation in this process poses a detriment to the stability of the state. “This is a precedent-setting situation that has never occurred before,” Kryeziu stated. He contrasted the current impasse with his professional experience, noting that in past instances, when a nomination for the Parliament Speaker was required, a candidate was consistently put forward.
He underscored that this failure to nominate represents a unique historical event in the parliamentary history of the Republic of Kosovo. According to Kryeziu’s assessment, the onus for initiating the necessary steps lies fundamentally with the dominant political party. His comments highlight a legal expectation that political actors fulfill their constitutional duties to allow the functioning of the legislative body, pointing to the leadership party as the central point of responsibility in restoring order to the Parliament.
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