The meeting of the Investigative Commission for Health has turned into strong debates between the president and the vice president.
As there is no agreement on the calendar and the last witnesses to close the deadline on October 22, the opposition has been against, but the majority said that the order has been rejected and obstructed by the opposition representatives.
But the meeting turned into a verbal fight between Albana Vokshi and Plarent Ndreca.
As the vice president accused the DP deputy of obstructing the Commission, Vokshi mentioned the fact that "he was in big trouble" and that he would go to SPAK.
Excerpts from the debate:
Vokshi: You are in big trouble, this Commission cannot solve it. With hats without hats with properties without properties, we can't solve it.
Ndreca: What is my problem, leave my problem but look at your problem, but you will see what problem I have. Don't worry about yourself, worry about the Democratic Party.
Vokshi: One palace one vote. Imagine what deputy (turns to one of the members of the majority).
Ndreca: Madam, you don't intimidate anyone. You are incredible. You have not understood that you cannot intimidate the majority.
Vokshi: You are in big trouble because you are going to SPAK. Hall has the one who is in charge of you. Look at the situation of Surreli, that's where the lists are made!
Ndreca: Going to SPAK is not a problem for me at all. We don't hold you accountable, but let me explain. If there is an obstacle for the commission, it is you, with your behavior, intimidation and pressure. I don't feel what you say at all, only that I have you by my side, but I don't feel what you say at all. You have agreed, in writing. You have no one to talk to.