After the session that lasted only a few minutes amid chaos and confusion, Lulzim Basha spoke about an agreement agreed with the government for the quick start of the work of the bipartisan electoral reform commission.
"Unfortunately, today also proved that the government's interests are not accountability but the continuation of the theater scripted and directed by Edi Rama that disables the voice of the opposition. Today, I have a call for the President of the Republic; to reverse the unilateral changes to the law on investigative commissions, to undo the change in the regulation.
Meanwhile, in cooperation with the international factor, whose representatives I would like to thank, we managed to take a modest first step regarding the main priority of removing political irresponsibility from the political scene through electoral reform, and at least for the moment it seems that in cooperation with Albania's strategic allies, PD as the leader of this process in the essential sense of the word, has managed to convince the other side to start work on the bipartisan electoral reform commission ," Basha told reporters.
Question: When?
Basha: The details will be made public very soon, but I want to thank the USA, EU and Great Britain for helping not only the opposition, the DP in this regard, but also an extraordinary public interest, which is the destruction of the scenarios for once again delayed the electoral reform process. You will see when the commission will meet, but we insist that the work in the commission be public.
Basha did not deny the meeting between Alibeaj and Gjiknur, as well as the letter sent by both of them to the OSCE, for technical assistance and experts in the implementation of the electoral reform.
Question: Your vice-president has signed a letter together with Damian Gjiknur addressed to the OSCE. Alibeaj and Gjiknuri met, where and when and why are these secret meetings held?
Basha: Nothing is and will never be secret. PD insists that the entire debate on the electoral reform be made public, but it is in the public interest that this debate is not delayed any longer.