The former President of the Constitutional Court, Enver Hasani, has said that even this court instance can not justify the decision of President Vjosa Osmani to dismiss the former CEC chairwoman, Valdete Daka, therefore he considered it illegal.

Hasani, through a phone call on T7, described as “pure constitutional violation” President Osmani’s decision for Daka.

“It is a clear violation of the Constitution.

The constitutional parameter is our constitution.

“If it goes to the constitution, the Constitutional Court can never justify that the dismissal of the chairwoman of the CEC can be done by the president as the president of Kosovo has done”, he stated, among other things.

Meanwhile, for the reasoning of the presidency for the dismissal of Dhaka, the expert on issues and law said that non-professional language was used.

“To be clear, no competencies of the president of Kosovo and presidents who have a system similar to ours, have executive powers, all are chain.

The Constitution says very well that the president has the right only to appoint the chairman of the CEC, which means to approve the election made by the Appeal or the Supreme Court of Kosovo “, said Hasani.

They come from the same city, even among themselves are cousins.

But, these two common elements did not prevent President Vjosa Osmani from dismissing the chairwoman of the Central Election Commission, Valdete Daka, reports Klan Kosova.

This first decision of the country was announced months ago when she was only acting President.

At that time, the reason for this conflict between the two was the non-certification of some political parties to run in the February 14 elections, including Vetëvendosje, part of the list of which he was himself.

But the conflict may have started much earlier when the head of state set the date for the snap elections, while urging Daka not to complain.

The latter later stated that the president should also consult with him regarding the setting of election day, and not only with the parties.

The formation of the Councils of the Central Commission of Kosovo has resumed the clashes between the chairwoman of the CEC, Valdete Daka and the representatives of the Vetëvendosje Movement in this institution.

While the members of Vetëvendosje Movement have requested that the formation of the CEC Councils be done only when the composition of the CEC is complete, but that it is not supported by other CEC members.

LVV members in the CEC, Sami Kurteshi and Alim Rama, have been against the CEC chairwoman Valdete Daka to continue chairing the Council for Foreign Relations, because according to them under her chairmanship this Council has not held any meeting.

Kurteshi said that he has been a member of this Council and they have never held a meeting, while he said that he is against the CEC chairwoman Valdete Daka being a member and leading this council.

“I am a member of this Council and for more than a year we have not held any meeting, no meeting. The Council for Foreign Relations means all persons who are outside the CEC and have had meetings. Not only from abroad because if we define this outside of Kosovo, someone can tell me that it is not, but it is something else. There have been meetings, you, Mr. President, have had meetings, you have held meetings with people from outside, even this institution, this Commission has never been informed about them. “If you understand outside, outside Kosovo, I can say extraterrestrial, but I agree with Mr. Rama and not only I agree, but I think and I am against Mr. Valdete Daka to lead the Council for Foreign Relations”, he said.

CEC Chairwoman Valdete Daka reacted to him, saying that there was no meeting because during 2020 no international conference or any international meeting was held.

“First you have to know what role this Council has, this Council has no role, I was informed about my meetings as a representative of the CEC, as you said the invitations that are made to me as chairwoman of this institution are invitations that address me as the head of this institution, while this Council has existed and exists for other issues not to inform you of my meetings, which I do not keep secret. “What you do not want to be the chairman of this is your personal desire, I personally expressed my interest to be part of this Council and also to chair this Council since I have chaired it before”, she said.

The other member of LVV in the CEC, Alim Rama, addressing the chairwoman of the CEC said that she has lost credibility to be the head of this institution.

“You have lost credibility by being a member of the non-chairing CEC. “So, on the other hand, we do not have a report from the Council on Foreign Relations and the same composition from a Council that has not submitted any report,” he said.

The clash continued even at the moment when the CEC chairwoman Valdete Daka started to put the names of the members for the CEC Councils to the vote.

LVV member in the CEC, Sami Kurteshi, said that the members of these Councils are decided only when it is the full composition of the CEC.

“I’m talking, I was talking, I did not turn off the microphone, you both took it, you are ‘jumping like a pepper in the ass’. But, let this work, this vote is political, the attempt to defend what has been, is not defended. CEC councils are internal CEC internal decisions on composition and work throughout the year and these are decided only when the CEC is fully composed. “It is a rush to lay the foundations of a structure that will not go to the CEC throughout the year,” he said.

CEC chairwoman Valdete Daka reacted to him, saying that she thanked him for the threats he is constantly making, and that LVV member Sami Kurteshi reacted again, saying that she is so incomprehensible that she does not understands what the threat is.

“Do you do what you have for days, you lost the weather with the behavior you have here. Here we have to hold meetings as is the rule. You have it personal, you have it personal, because you are hindered by a person who does not think like you and even tries to shoot like you “, she said.

LVV member Sami Kurteshi reacted again, saying that Daka has shown open political preferences.

“You have shown open political preferences, you have damaged the institution, you have made decisions, you have falsified Mr. Daka, you have falsified official documents and for this Mr. Daka goes to prison. This is a threat. Daka: You have a problem the first time I exist “, the clash between them continued.

Daka reacted again by saying that their behavior is excessive and that it is total ignorance by them.

In this meeting, the Central Election Commission has taken a decision for the approval of three political parties. The approval of the CEC members was received by the political party Initiativa Balli, Bošnjačka Stranka and Kosova Adalet Türk Partisi.

Holding early elections has become normal for some time now in Kosovo. The organization of the entire electoral process is the responsibility of the Central Election Commission.

In order to facilitate this process of avoiding irregularities, several attempts have been made to reform the electoral system.

Failure to reform the electoral process, according to experts, will again lead to unclear situations.

The chairwoman of the Central Election Commission (CEC) Valdete Daka in an interview for Ekonomia Online said that it is obvious that the country definitely needs electoral reform.

Daka says that they have the most problems regarding voting outside Kosovo and the list of voters.

“This issue has already been discussed many times and it is very evident that we definitely need an electoral reform, especially for the issues that have brought us the most problems, as voting outside Kosovo we already know about the problems that have arisen during the last elections. then the issue of voter lists and we are now seeing that Albania has completed an electoral reform and has approved some changes it is biometric identification, which would have greatly facilitated the process, but also would have increased the accuracy of voter lists and in fact had to prevent possible manipulations “.

Daka even said that their request is to make a real reform and not just try to cosmetically change the law, which according to her has not been changed since 2008.

“We have constantly asked for our request to be approved to make a genuine electoral reform, not just to try to cosmetically change the law because it is already needed and it is seen that there is a need for a deeper reform, especially considering that this year “It is the year 2021, while the election law was approved in 2008 and a long time has passed and it is probably one of the rare laws that has not changed.

International mechanisms such as the European Commission, in their annual reports on Kosovo have raised concerns about the stalemate in electoral reform.

Meanwhile, representatives of civil society have also had a constant demand for electoral reform in Kosovo.

While voting for the reforms in the Assembly, especially the constitutional ones, will need the support of minority communities, because double voting will be required, respectively for the reforms to receive 80 votes of MPs and two thirds of the votes of minorities.