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Parliament approves six normative acts and rejects two decrees of Meta

TIRANA, May 4/ATA/ Today’s plenary session chaired by the Speaker of the Assembly Gramoz Ruçi approved six normative acts and overturned two decrees of the President of the Republic.

Normative act no. 8, dated 22.3.2021 “On some changes in law no. 137/2020, “On the 2021 budget”, as amended “, aimed to provide a fund of 10 million dollars for the purchase of the vaccine from the Turkish company” Keymen Ilaç Sanayi ve Ticaret “, A.S. created by Sinovac Life Science Co., Ltd. through changes in budget expenditures. This act was approved with 91 votes in favor, 3 against and 5 abstentions.

Related to the purchase of vaccines by the Turkish company, two other normative acts were approved, no. 9 and no. 10.

Today’s plenary session adopted three other normative acts.

With 82 votes against, 10 in favor, 6 abstentions, today’s plenary session overturned the decree no. 12 055, dated 26.3.2021, “On the return of law no. 30/2021 “On some additions and changes to law no. 12/2018 “On the transitional and periodic evaluation of the employees of the State Police, the Republic Guard and the Service for Internal Affairs and Complaints in the Ministry of Interior, as amended” and with 83 votes against, 8 in favor and 7 abstentions, the decree of the President of the Republic no. 12.078, dated 6.4.2021 “On the return of law no. 32/2021 “On compulsory insurance in the transport sector” was overturned.

Following the anti-Covid protocol measures, today’s plenary session took place under special conditions. The session decided to replace the plenary session scheduled for May 13, which coincides with the official holiday of Eid, as well as, by agreement between the parties, it was decided to postpone the next session of this week, scheduled for Thursday, 24 hours on to Friday. / j.p/p.s./

 

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