TIRANA, March 28/ATA/ Today, in the Parliamentary Laws Committee there was constituted the working group which will have the capacity to discuss on the laws which require 84 votes in the Assembly.
The working group consists of members of the ruling majority and the opposition.
The representatives of the Socialist Party in the group were Klotilda Bushka, Damian Gjiknuri, and Toni Gogu.
Whereas, the opposition was represented by MPs Oerd Bylykbashi, Dhurata Çupi and Erisa Xhixho.
The working group is part of the agreement reached between the ruling majority and the Parliamentary group of the Democratic Party that put an end to the blocking of the Assembly and the establishment of 2 investigative commissions requested by the opposition.
In the last meeting, the Chairs Conference agreed that in the Committee for Legal Affairs, Public Administration and Human Rights, there will be created the necessary space and conditions on an equal dialogue mechanism between the Parliamentary majority and opposition, with the aim of finding consensus on issues that require constructive and comprehensive political discussion, laws that require a qualified majority and the necessary legislation for the progress of Albania’s membership in the EU negotiations./p.s./
