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The former head of the Central Election Commission, Kristaq Kume, has commented on the Constitutional Court's decision to suspend the early elections in the Municipality of Tirana, previously decreed by the President of the Republic, Bajram Begaj.
From the News24 studio, Kume said that the Constitutional Court's decision to suspend the presidential decree is a preventive action, aimed at avoiding irreparable consequences, as long as the lawsuit filed by former mayor Erion Veliaj against the decision to dismiss him has not yet been adjudicated.
"Anyone who files a lawsuit accompanies it with a request not to act until a judicial decision is made. In this case, the Constitutional Court decided to suspend the President's decree on the elections in Tirana to protect against possible irreparable consequences, given that Veliaj's appeal has not yet been reviewed," Kume said.
He announced that on October 31, the judicial review of Veliaj's lawsuit regarding his dismissal will begin, and depending on the decision the court will make, two scenarios are possible: holding new elections after the Constitutional Court's decision or not holding elections, leaving the current situation unresolved until the next elections in 2027.
Kume emphasized that the created situation is complex and requires careful institutional solutions, respecting legal procedures and the decisions of the court as the highest interpretative authority of the Constitution.
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