DP Chairman Sali Berisha has called the interruption of the plenary session a black act in the history of Parliament, adding that the opposition has neither a moral nor a legal obligation to wait for even a second for those who consider Parliament a meeting of their group.
He addressed the Speaker of the Assembly, Elisa Spiropali, telling her to implement the Constitution and the Rules of Procedure, and not give the floor to those who "speak supposedly in your defense but want to skewer you."
Berisha: The relations and activities of the assembly are regulated by the Constitution and the Rules of Procedure. With this act you did today, you have registered another black act in the history of this narco-parliament.
It is a constitutional obligation for the head of state to be responsible for presenting the law.
The opposition has no moral or legal obligation to wait even for a second for those who consider Parliament a meeting of their group. And what a group.
You should be protected by the Constitution and the rules, not by false witnesses, who give you their word and in violation of every rule speak ostensibly in your defense, but they want to impale you. You should know this well, but this is not my concern.