Eugen Cakolli addressed what he termed a “paradox” concerning the procedural actions of the VV regarding the election of the Speaker of Parliament. He drew a comparison between the political landscape of the previous year and the current one, noting a significant shift in activity among the relevant deputies. Cakolli pointed out that during a period when the party held 48 deputies but lacked a clear majority, the VV had reportedly proposed candidates for the Speakership a total of 14 times.
In contrast, he highlighted the current situation, noting that despite the party now commanding a majority of 62 deputies, no candidates have been proposed within the last 30 days. The remarks came as the 30-day deadline for the constitution of the parliament has passed. Furthermore, the session intended for the constitution was adjourned yesterday by the head of the assembly, Avni Dehari, following a request from Albin Kurti.
Cakolli’s comments emphasized the contrast between the high frequency of procedural attempts in the past year and the apparent lack of action currently, despite the group’s increased representation within the deputies. The statement focused purely on the procedural history and the timeline surrounding the necessary steps to establish the parliamentary leadership.
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