Beja: The action of the opposition are antilegal, imoral and antidemocratic!
The action of opposition of anouncing that it will not take part in the preparation of the election process are anticonsitutional and antilegal, amoral and ddeply antidemocratic, opposing the constitution and the law. So declared the chief of the parliamentary commission for legal matters, public administartion and human rights, Fatos Beja, in a press conference.
According to him “we do not have just to do with a political act, but with an act destructing the insitution of people representing, publicly engaging in the sabotage of the election process, the violation of citizen rights and the blocking of the power rotation through vote.”
He added that such repeated decisions of the opposition are an abusement of the power delegated by the voters in order to profit for themselves a mandate prolongement beyond the period determined by the constitution and the law. “No mandate prolongment is determined by the constitution and the law for the local elected. This is a misfortune for our society that such public afficials do not understand the border between their legal obligation and the their party engagement, vioalting so their plegde to apply the constitution and the law by going when their mandate ends. In few days, in half of Albania the lists of electors will be published and in the name of the Commission for Laws, I invite the representers of local power to obey the constitution and the law, as they have pledged, to realize correctly the lists for the citizens being guaranteed o use the right of voting in their municipalities and communes. The elected officials are obliged to obey the consitution and law and to this end the actual code charges them with individual
According to him “we do not have just to do with a political act, but with an act destructing the insitution of people representing, publicly engaging in the sabotage of the election process, the violation of citizen rights and the blocking of the power rotation through vote.”
He added that such repeated decisions of the opposition are an abusement of the power delegated by the voters in order to profit for themselves a mandate prolongement beyond the period determined by the constitution and the law. “No mandate prolongment is determined by the constitution and the law for the local elected. This is a misfortune for our society that such public afficials do not understand the border between their legal obligation and the their party engagement, vioalting so their plegde to apply the constitution and the law by going when their mandate ends. In few days, in half of Albania the lists of electors will be published and in the name of the Commission for Laws, I invite the representers of local power to obey the constitution and the law, as they have pledged, to realize correctly the lists for the citizens being guaranteed o use the right of voting in their municipalities and communes. The elected officials are obliged to obey the consitution and law and to this end the actual code charges them with individual