The Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Issues, Public Administration and Human Rights, Ulsi Manja, declared on Wednesday that opposition is against the Vetting law implementation and is trying to evoke panic.
According to him, public expects to hear some good words from the opposition in relation to important developments of the judicial reform process, but the opposite happened.
"During these days, public expected the opposition to say two words in relation to this important developments of the process of implementing judicial reform, but the opposite happened. The silence began on Monday at the National Integration Council where the opposition did not welcomed the start of work and the first decision, but more political anger overturned the implementation of judicial reform in the next failed attempt, triggering panic for the justice institutions blocking," said Manja.
He added that in the Democratic world, there is no opposition that would not welcome the beginning of implementing such a vital and historic reform for the country and its citizens, such as judicial reform.