Bedri Hamza, the leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), has formally requested President Vjosa Osmani to swiftly review the appointment of the PDK’s second representative to the Central Election Commission (CEC). Hamza’s official letter highlights a crucial ruling. The Constitutional Court of Kosovo, in case KO81/26, has unequivocally resolved all uncertainties surrounding this issue.
The court’s decision firmly establishes that the PDK’s representation on the CEC with two members is a legally protected constitutional right, rather than a subject open to political interpretation. Hamza stresses that delaying this action would represent a breach of the constitution. He contends that such inaction would set a perilous precedent, negatively impacting the democratic operation of Kosovo’s institutions.
According to Hamza’s argument, considering the Constitution and the current makeup of the Assembly, the PDK’s entitlement to two CEC members must be honored. The letter underscores the importance of immediate action by hamza and the pdk to ensure constitutional compliance.
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Bedri Hamza communicated with Osman, urging the appointment of the PDK’s second commissioner to the electoral commission, stating that delaying the process constitutes a breach of the constitution.
Bedri Hamza communicated to Osman, urging the appointment of the PDK’s designated representative on the electoral commission. He asserted that continued inaction constitutes a breach of constitutional