Registration, Tahiri writes Parliament Speaker

The Socialist MP Saimir Tahiri officially asked through a letter to the Parliament Speaker the transparency of the voting process of the Census.

He writes that he suspects of a fake voting process.

While the work for the implementation of this law has started on
terrain, in the Korçe district, the organization of the Greek Minority
asked to have its representatives in the registration groups.

“As it has come in my attention, and I am sure that even in yours, but more importantly
in that of the public, there have been facts that cast well-founded
doubts for a fictive and manipulated procedure, which do not represent
the will of the MPs that were present on the Parliamentary Session of 17 July 2011 for the law ‘For
the General Population and Residence Registration’”, says the letter.

“With the same attention that I have followed the persistence of the
interest groups for knowing the truth based on the Constitutional Right
of every individual for having at his disposal the official documents and
activities of the public institutions, and based on the public debate
that has followed this matter, with the same attention I have also
followed your silence and that of the administration that you lead,
which has not given any answer or explanation”, the Socialist MP writes.

“You have went as far as allowing the infringement of a legal
law, which is the absolute obligation of any public
institution for providing official information and for making transparent
the participation and the voting procedure of the MPs”, Tahiri
emphasizes.

“It is your job allowing the administration to publish the recorded data, without losing any time, with the only goal of avoiding
the consequences of a law that is totally invalid, that shouldn’t have
been enacted and for the abovementioned reasons it cannot create any
consequence. At least not until you and your Parliamentary majority decide
to revote this law in the next session, this time without stealing the votes of
the MPs”, the letter concludes. 

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