TIRANA, April 1 /ATA/ – The Constitutional Court will have the required quorum to make decisions, the Albania’s Minister of Justice, Etilda Gjonaj stated today at the Parliamentary Committee on European Integration on the progress of Justice Reform and the fight against corruption, while guaranteeing the appointment of the High Justice Inspector within June.
In her speech, Minister Gjonaj pointed out the significant progress in justice reform, while emphasizing that it is expected the establishment of BKH (National Bureau of Investigation) and SPAK (Special Prosecution against Corruption and Organized Crime), in the fight against corruption.
“In the Justice Reform Package there are 3 draft laws which have remained unapproved and expected to be reviewed, law on the organization and functioning of the judicial police, some amendments to the law enforcement and amendments to the law on the public legal education strategy in the Republic of Albania,” Gjonaj added.//a.i
