Republican Party leader Fatmir Mediu has proposed a national proportional electoral system with open lists.
At today's meeting of the Special Commission for Electoral Reform, Mediu stressed that a Parliamentary Republic gives citizens the right to delegate their man to parliament by vote. According to Mediu, the current system is a killer of political pluralism.
Another point where Mediu stopped was the voting of the diaspora, where according to him it is important their representation.
"What this parliament lacks is constitutionality. I think this is the first moment that should be our reflection, the return of parliament to the citizens. A parliamentary republic gives citizens the right to delegate their man to parliament by vote.
Second, guaranteeing free and fair elections is not simply a matter of writing procedures or requirements required by the OSCE / ODIHR, but it is their observance and we know what the problems are during the electoral process. We need to find best practices to avoid criminal law or money making crime and election decision-making in Albania.
Third, I think that the electoral system is extremely important in the political functioning and democracy of this country, in political pluralism. The current system is a killer of political pluralism. It has always tried to eliminate pluralism, to deprive them of the possibility of normal political organization and functioning and of large parties. The time has come to refer to systems that are more functional, more productive, less conflict-ridden, with elections that have concluded quickly and brought about more stable governance based primarily on free and fair elections. . The open proportional national proportional system gives each entity the opportunity to compete on the basis of what it has and neither in agreement nor any disregard for the political interests of certain groups.
The fourth point is the seriousness we must take to support the CEC in voting for the diaspora, the possibility of representing the diaspora. "It is not just whether they will have the opportunity to vote where they are, but whether they will have the opportunity to be represented," said Mediu.