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The majority and the opposition have constituted today the working group that will discuss the laws that require a majority of votes, 3/5, and the laws necessary for the journey to the European Union.
After the meeting held between the parties, in a statement to the media, Socialist MP Damian Gjiknuri said that the format of the operation of this group will be through dialogue.
Regarding the Electoral Reform Commission, Gjiknuri said that his term has ended but the efforts will continue.
"We, as part of the working group on behalf of the majority, started work today to work with consensus. We will research the work modality for the electoral law. We will communicate. The amnesty is exceeded and is in session. We have not considered it since it is at a more advanced stage. The essence is issues that require consensus in the interest of the country's integration into the EU. The format is dialogue. Amnesty must receive the necessary votes, there is a dialogue between parliamentary groups.
Consultations have not been killed. Opinions and recommendations are considered. If we will find agreement between all political factors. Other MPs are also involved if they want to participate with this issue. They are part of this group whenever they are discussed. The commission ran out of time and did not achieve anything. We will try with all the forces that are in this group and outside the group. Basha's group also has the right to participate in the meeting. I want this transparency when there is a working mode", said Damian Gjiknuri.
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