After weeks of negotiations, the opposition and the majority have reached an agreement on the composition of the commission that will lead electoral reform.
Consensus aims to satisfy the main political parties, but also to guarantee representation for smaller parties in the Assembly.
According to the deal, the Socialist Party will keep seven of the eight seats that belong to the majority, while one seat will go to Tom Doshi's Social Democratic Party.
On the other hand, the opposition has agreed to divide the seats as follows: five for the Democratic Party, one for the Republican Party, one for the Freedom Party, and one for independent MP Agron Shehaj.
The Commission will have the 8+8 formula and will be led by two co-chairs with veto power, one from the majority and one from the opposition.
The creation of the commission is expected to be formalized at the plenary session on October 30, paving the way for work to begin on possible changes to the Electoral Code.