Kryeziu voiced strong concerns regarding the ministers’ involvement in the deputies’ parliamentary speech. He argued that this intervention represents a significant departure from the established principle of separation of powers. Specifically, he cited Minister Gërvalla’s actions during Deputy Haradinaj’s address as a clear example of this problematic behavior.
Kryeziu asserted that such ministerial interference directly contradicts established parliamentary regulations and accepted standards. He maintained that the intervention constituted a blatant violation of the deputy’s fundamental right to speak freely within the Assembly. This action also represents a deviation from the core concept of the separation of powers.
According to Kryeziu, the situation is unacceptable. The Assembly should not function as a venue where individuals can obstruct, interrupt, or inappropriately label a deputy while they are delivering their speech. He emphasized that the right to a deputy’s speech is a protected and crucial element of the democratic process.
Kryeziu reiterated that the Assembly is not a marketplace where unauthorized individuals, particularly those without the role of a deputy, can intervene and disrupt proceedings. He underscored the importance of upholding these standards to ensure the integrity and functionality of the legislative body.
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