Parliament Speaker Talat Xhaferi says that up until now, 17,000 amendments have been translated, out of the 35,569 amendments that the opposition submitted for the Law on the Use of Languages.
“There are members who have about 300 amendments, such as the case of Article 5, which will take time to be translated. It is obvious that this is a political issue and the amendments have been made to block the Law on the Use of Languages. Any possibility of the acceptance of an amendment would constitute a threat to the Constitution. In the parliamentary procedure, the law is in line with the Constitution, and there is no basis for it to be considered unconstitutional”, stated Xhaferi while briefing reporters.
Today in Parliament, at 12 o’clock, the 32nd session will continue, where the debate on the Law on Languages is eighth on the agenda.
Yesterday, Parliament Speaker Talat Xhaferi postponed this item on the agenda because, as he said, “there were no technical conditions” for the debate.
