Nezir Kraki of the VV addressed the current political climate, clarifying the timeline regarding the constitution of Parliament. Kraki stated that the official deadline for this process does not expire today. He asserted that any belief to the contrary is inaccurate, pointing out that the deputies lacked the necessary time to act prior to the official oath-taking ceremony.
“Everyone who thinks the deadline for the constitution of Parliament is today is mistaken, whether consciously or unconsciously,” Kraki remarked. He elaborated that while the deputies were allotted a 30-day window, their ability to commence work was hindered until the results were officially certified. According to Kraki, the deputies had no opportunity to take action before the oath-taking took place.
Therefore, he concluded that the 30-day deadline could not have been yesterday, given the sequence of events since that time. Kraki’s comments addressed questions regarding the procedural timing and the legal standing of the parliamentary formation process. The discussion centered on establishing the precise timeframe and the responsibilities of the elected representatives in meeting constitutional requirements.
His statement aimed to correct public understanding concerning the immediate completion of the parliamentary constitution.
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