The Group for Legal and Political Studies (GLPS) has issued a formal appeal to the Vetëvendosje Movement and all parties within the existing parliamentary structure. The group urges these political entities, particularly the winning party and those responsible for nominating the Speaker of the Parliament, to take immediate action to establish the Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo. GLPS asserts that the constitution of the legislative body is an immediate and necessary constitutional obligation.
The statement emphasizes that any failure to establish the Parliament within the stipulated constitutional timeframe would constitute more than just political mismanagement. According to GLPS, such an omission would represent an unacceptable institutional failure, an explicit violation of the constitution, and a significant dereliction of duty owed to the citizenry of Kosovo. The group highlighted the sustained impact of the current political deadlock on the populace.
GLPS noted that the public has endured a prolonged period characterized by political calculations among parties rather than adherence to established institutional mandates. The core message conveyed by GLPS is a call for adherence to the rule of law and the immediate fulfillment of constitutional duties. The institution of a functioning parliament is presented not as a political preference, but as a fundamental requirement for governance.
The group’s appeal underscores the necessity for all political actors to prioritize constitutional compliance to ensure the stability and proper functioning of the Republic of Kosovo’s legislative process.
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