TIRANA, Oct 4 /ATA/ The High Prosecutorial Council will be represented in the Special Parliamentary Commission “For deepening reforms to ensure good governance, the rule of law and anti-corruption for Albania 2030 in the European Union” with 2 members, Arta Mandro and Vate Staka.
These two members were designated at the informal meeting of this institution, which was held on Monday.
In response to the media, the HPC pointed out that the names was agreed upon as, in a previous meeting the HPC discussed the fulfillment of an obligation to represent the High Prosecutorial Counci, in the Special Parliamentary Committee with one prosecutor and one non-prosecutor member.
“This request from the Assembly comes as a collaboration with the Council, within the framework of the implementation of the recommendations of the Progress Report, the Screening Report, the Resolution of the Assembly for the deepening of reforms, etc.,” the press release of HPC reads.
Also, the press release emphasizes that after various proposals, the Council decided to continue discussions on the selection of two names in the informal session. The latter has also selected the names of the members who will participate in the Special Anticorruption Commission in the Assembly.
Today the General Prosecutor’s Office announced that it will not be represented by experts in this commission, while a few days ago, SPAK, the Constitutional Court and the High Court declared that they will not be part of the parliamentary commission with experts, but they are ready to offer contribution through their legal opinion whenever deemed necessary by this committee.
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