Avdullah Hoti, a Deputy representing the Democratic League of Kosovo, asserted that the VV has committed multiple constitutional breaches even prior to the establishment of a new mandate. In a statement detailing his concerns, Hoti alleged that the ruling party’s actions constituted at least three significant constitutional violations. According to Hoti, the first violation involves the attempt to extend the constitutional session of the Kosovo Assembly for the following day at 11:00 AM.
He argued that such a call for continuation falls outside the legally defined 30-day period stipulated by the Constitution, thereby constituting a breach by the head of the constitutional session. The second alleged violation pertains to the failure to formally propose a Speaker for the Assembly. Furthermore, Hoti pointed to a third instance of non-compliance: the holding of government positions by individuals who had recently taken the oath as deputies.
Hoti emphasized that these actions warrant legal scrutiny. He stated that the opposition must utilize established legal mechanisms to ensure accountability regarding these alleged violations. The Deputy’s claims highlight ongoing procedural disputes regarding the adherence to constitutional timelines and established governmental protocols within the legislative body.
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