Kosovo Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman-in-Chief Advise ( The PDK, Vlora Citaku, has pledged that the Law for Specialised Chambers, which has returned to the Assembly for review, will come into force within the previous deadlines.
Through a Facebook post, Citaku has announced that the law will be reviewed in the Assembly within four weeks, stressing that the PDK will remain pledging to its existence.
Citaku has stressed that the PDK’s request to restore the law in the Assembly does not amount to withdrawal from the initiative, nor does it cloud the party’s stance on its adoption.
According to Chitak, inside The PDK has no other issue exceeding the importance of living this law, which, as it has said, the party is united and determined.
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The law protecting the KLA will be passed!
I’m saying from the beginning, without any room for dilemmas: within four weeks, the law will be reviewed in the Parliament and will come into force within the expected deadlines. This is our vow, and we will endure to the end.
I understand the concern of those who have sincerely supported this law and welcome the criticism based.
But one thing has to be clear: the PDK’s demand for the return of the law to the Assembly is neither withdrawing it nor dimling it. Our attitude remains that of the day we proposed it and when we voted it.
To answer the questions raised, as sponsors we gave the process four weeks. The goal is one and only: to remove any confusion, strengthen the legal basis of the law and ensure its implementation in practice.
To PDK and inside The PDK, there is no subject other than the life of this law, for which we are fully united and determined.
To the citizens who protested, to our supporters, and to all who believed in this initiative, I say, The vow which we have made before you stands. And we’re gonna finish this!
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