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Details emerge from the SP's law on referendums...
Prime Minister Edi Rama seems to have been inspired by Giorgia Meloni, who decided to go to a referendum to interfere in the judiciary. Although the referendum there failed, this has not stopped Edi Rama from doing the same thing.
It was the leader of the SP group, Taulant Balla, who came out today at a press conference and announced that the SP has the law on referendums ready. Currently, our country finds it impossible to hold a referendum, as there is no law. The Constitution recognizes referendums, but politics has avoided creating a law that guides the process.
However, as the opposition has closed the door to Rama, the latter will bring into play the referendum, inspired precisely by Meloni. And the law seems to have been tailored in such a way that Rama does not fail like his Italian "sister".
The signals are that Rama is thinking about bringing about strong electoral changes, while the signals are that the law will also be used to affect justice.
The law stipulates that the principle of 50 percent participation is only for amending the Constitution, while for intervening in laws, the limit is lowered. Meanwhile, a term “registered voters” is used, which is not very clear whether it refers to voter lists or whether there will be prior registration.
" 1. The constitutional referendum is valid if at least 50% of registered voters participate in it. The result of the referendum is decided by a simple majority of valid votes.
A referendum to repeal a law is valid if at least 40% of registered voters participate in it. The result of the referendum is valid when the valid votes constitute at least 30% of the total number of registered voters.
"A referendum on an issue is valid if at least 30% of registered voters participate in it. The result of the referendum is valid when the valid votes constitute at least 25% of the total number of registered voters ," the draft states.
Regarding procedures, 1/5 of the members of the Assembly may decide to request the initiation of referendum voting procedures for constitutional amendments approved by the Assembly. Meanwhile, the Assembly, with at least 2/3 of the total number of deputies, may decide to hold a referendum on constitutional amendments.
After approval, the Secretary General of the Assembly immediately sends to the Constitutional Court and the President of the Republic: the draft law with the constitutional amendments supported by at least 2/3 of the votes of the members of the Assembly, for the revision of the Constitution through a referendum, or, as the case may be, the request of one fifth of the deputies, who request the holding of a constitutional referendum on a law adopted by the Assembly to amend the Constitution and the law adopted by the Assembly.
The Constitutional Court, in the case of reviewing a draft law for the revision of the Constitution through a constitutional referendum with the support of at least 2/3 of the members of the Assembly, or of a request of at least 1/5 of the deputies regarding the holding of a constitutional referendum, shall first review the constitutionality of holding a constitutional referendum pursuant to point 4 or 5 of Article 177 of the Constitution.
When the Constitutional Court decides that the proposal of at least 2/3 of the members of the Assembly for the revision of the Constitution through a constitutional referendum and the text of the draft law attached to the provisions proposed for the revision of the Constitution are in accordance with the Constitution or are not expressed within the deadline, the Assembly shall convene and vote on the constitutional amendments. The President of the Republic shall set the date for the referendum, in accordance with point 3 of Article 152 of the Constitution.
When the Constitutional Court decides that the request made by at least 1/5 of the members of the Assembly for a constitutional referendum is in accordance with the Constitution or is not expressed within the deadline, the President of the Republic sets the date for the referendum, in accordance with point 3 of Article 152 of the Constitution.
The law also defines voting procedures, the composition of committees, etc. / Pamphlet
Shih rrushi rrushin e piqu! La nam nga paniku i drejtesise. Me referendum njelloj si ne itali do jete rezultati. Drejtesia nuk preket!
Po populli nepermjet mbledjes se nje numri te caktuar firmash nuk paska te drejte te kerkoje zhvillimin e referendumit per nje ceshtje te caktuar. Kjo nuk eshte demokraci. Sidomos per rastin tone qe Parlamenti eshte mbushur me deputete qe i cakton kryetari i Partise ne listen e mbyllur. Pra vijon tendenca e kryetareve te partive per ta mbajtur sistemin te mbyllur.