The High Prosecution Council has called a meeting for the next day to elect the new chairman.
The meeting is expected to be held at 09:30.
On May 27, the Supreme Prosecution Council approved with 9 votes in favor of the end of Alfred Balla's mandate.
After this decision, he cannot remain in the function of the chairman of the KLP, after the decision given by the KPA, for his exclusion from the system for 15 years.
Alfred Balla was not present at the meeting, which was called by the vice president of the KLP, Tartar Bazaj, with the purpose of "declaration of the end of the mandate".
The meeting was accompanied by debates, first when Bazaj said that "Balla's mandate has ended", and the member Nurihan Seiti responded, who told him that his mandate has also ended.
According to the decision of the KPA, Balla is prohibited from being part of the justice system for the next 15 years. His mandate as a member of the KLP has ended for several months, but he continued to remain in office until the moment when new members would be elected, from the ranks of civil society.
The Independent Appellate Panel declared that Balla had voluntarily resigned from the 3-fold vetting check contrary to his claim that he insists that he did not have the status of a magistrate while he was dismissed from his post as legal assistant in the high court and more after the KLP he received a mandate as a member of civil society.
The case of the chairman of the KLP was closed at the first level of vetting without a final decision, and therefore the public commissioner appealed to the KPA.
The judicial body composed of Ina Rama Albana Shtylla, Natasha Mulaj, Rezarta Schuetz and Sokol Çomo abolished the first instance and decided to stop the vetting for Balla, a decision that means leaving for 15 years and earlier after resigning from the process it was also applied to the former chief prosecutor Adriatik Llalla.
The decision for Alfred Balla was made while he was on a study visit to Rome together with the members of the Council.