The Supreme Court has rejected the complaint of the Vetëvendosje Movement, regarding the decision of the Electoral Panel for Complaints and Submissions, not to order the CEC to count the 392 packages that arrived late from the diaspora, reports Koha.net.
Vetëvendosje complained that the Supreme Court decided the same as in previous cases, when it ordered the counting of packages that arrived late from the diaspora.
In the decision provided by Kohavisioni, it is said that this complaint is unfounded.
"The Supreme Court accepts in its entirety the legal position of PZAP regarding the unauthorized posting of the Vetëvendosje Movement's complaint, according to which at this stage of the election process, the complainant has been asked to verify and count these 392 packages of ballots for voters outside Kosovo. Undoubtedly, and according to the assessment of the Supreme Court, such a complaint is out of time, because it was not submitted before the publication of the decision of the CEC regarding the final election result, or 24 hours after the publication of the final results on November 7, 2019. , but this complaint was filed 15 days after the publication of this final result of the elections...", it is stated, among other things, in the reasoning of the Supremes.
