Tirana, the Xhaçka case returns for the third time to the plenary sessions of the Assembly

In Tirana, the Council for Legislation decided today to ask the Speaker of the Assembly to include in the agenda of the next plenary session the motion on the incompatibility of the mandate of Socialist MP Olta Xhaçka. The decision was taken unanimously by the majority and the opposition at the meeting, where the decision of the Constitutional Court was reviewed, which dismissed as incompatible with the Constitution the decision of the Assembly for not sending this motion to the Constitutional Court. The decision of July 10 expressly obliges the Assembly to send to the Constitutional Court the motion on the incompatibility of the mandate of deputy Xhaçka, as the only body charged by the Constitution, to judge this issue and to ascertain the incompatibility. The motion on the mandate of Mrs. Xhaçka is expected to pass again in the plenary session of the Assembly on September 12, before arriving at the Constitutional Court for judgment. This is the third time that the issue of Ms. Xhaçka's mandate goes to a plenary session, after two other times the Assembly with a socialist majority decided not to send her to the Constitutional Court. With the decision of July 10, the Constitutional …

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Tirana, the Xhaçka case returns for the third time to the plenary sessions of the Assembly

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