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The selection of the Vetting Commission candidates was made without
transparency and behind closed doors. The result was that only one more
name was added to the list certified by the International Monitoring
Operation.
“The ad-hoc verification commission brings 68 candidates for voting, since they fulfill the formal criteria and have received no negative recommendation from the IMO”, said Ulsi Manja, member of the Vetting Commission.
The Democratic Party and Socialist Movement for Integration MPs were on the same line with their complains for including and excluding candidates in the list.
“This was a flagrant expression of having two standards. The election process resulted to have many problems”, said Luan Rama from the SMI.
“There were two persons who were in a clean conflict of interest. There were other persons who were identical with these, but that list was entirely political”, said Flamur Noka from the Democratic Party.
The opposition even made a negative evaluation for the level of candidates who will be voted by the Parliament.
“You saw the names. Law graduates who had worked for clothing or shoe making factories. Individuals who claimed to be legal experts and who honored the commission as if they were military people. These will make the vetting law, together with 4-5 political professionals from the Socialist Party”, Noka said.
From these 68 candidates, the commissions will chose 25 names who will be voted in Parliament with a majority of 84 votes.
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