The speaker of the parliament Lindita Nikolla has responded to the chairman of the democratic group Gazment Bardhi about the mandate of Olta Xhaçka.
Nikolla states in her letter that the request is the subject of other bodies of the Assembly. Also, Nikolla states that the issue is not the subject of the Conference of Presidents.
"In response to your letter, no. 1090 prot, dated 25.3.2024, by means of which it is requested to call the meeting of the Conference of Chairmen with the agenda: "Inclusion for consideration in the nearest plenary session of the implementation of decision no. 1/2023 of the Constitutional Court, ordering the sending of the issue of the mandate of deputy Olta Xhaçka for consideration in the Constitutional Court", I inform you that:
The Council for Legislation, pursuant to Article 14 of the Rules of Procedure of the Assembly, has reviewed decisions no. 1 and no. 2, dated 23.1.2023, of the Constitutional Court regarding the case of MP Olta Xhaçka. The Council for Legislation, at the end of the discussions on the review of the decisions of the Constitutional Court, in its report addresses the issue for review to the Council for Regulation, Mandates and Immunity.
Based on Article 13 of the Rules of the Assembly, as well as the report of the Council on Legislation, the Council on Regulation, Mandates and Immunity will consider the report and based on point 7 of this article, after the discussions, the Council presents The report, which contains all positions on the issue, to the President. The report is forwarded to the plenary session within two weeks from the end of the consideration of the case. As above, in compliance with the Rules of the Assembly, the request you submit is the object of other bodies of the Assembly and not of the Conference of Speakers", Nikolla writes.
Bardhi asked Nikola that the Assembly implement the decision of the Constitutional Court for the mandate of Olta Xhacka. The Constitutional Court ordered about 1 year ago that the Assembly send Xhačka's mandate to the Constitutional Court to decide if there is a conflict of interest