The majority raised red cards for an interpellation requested by the opposition with Prime Minister Edi Rama and for the accelerated introduction of a draft law aimed at mitigating the effects of the increase in fuel prices.
"We are ready to approve your proposals too. No, not by force, not by force, not by scolding, if you want us to approve them, the first thing is that you have to come and present them to us, negotiate them, discuss them together, and let's approve them," Balla said.
This was the majority's position on the opposition's demands, which raised concerns about the lack of transparency in the integration process.
"Today, you, the youngest "lovers" of the process of Albania's membership in the European Union, I will give you a fact that is the most significant fact, not for you, nor for us here, because we know it here, for those who follow us. We started this session, this legislature, at the end of September, with the delays we had until the constitution. Even since that day, here we have the full list of laws approximating the legislation to fulfill the criteria and prerequisites for Albania's membership in the European Union. Laws for... I'm taking them one by one, yes 23, 23 laws. In none of them is there a single vote in favor of you. 23 laws related to the process of Albania's membership in the European Union, in none of them is there a vote in favor of the Democratic Party," Balla added.
Klevis Balliu insisted on holding an interpellation with Prime Minister Edi Rama.
"I want to emphasize that the prime minister cannot be called to respond to the content of the articles and for this reason it is not accepted," Peleshi replied.
However, the assembly speaker gave the green light to the approval of a debate motion on integration.
Democratic MPs Hoti and Korreshi requested an intervention with the Minister of Health, while Tedi Blushi of the Freedom Party requested an intervention with the Minister of Agriculture.
During the discussion of the draft laws, Gazment Bardhi reacted harshly to Delina Ibrahimaj, Minister of Economy and Innovation.
"Shut up, no one interrupted you. The colleague is speaking. Come out and give an account of your assets there. Corrupt. Come out and give an account of the funds you gave to your husband. Come out and give an account. Corrupt," Bardhi said.