DA Insists on Outlawing the Shor Party. What is the formation planning?

The Dignity and Truth Platform (DA) party intends to invite the Prosecutor General, the Speaker of Parliament, the President and the Minister of Justice to apply to the Constitutional Court (CC) with a request to check the constitutionality of the Shor party. This reported on May 14 the deputies from the DA, after the Constitutional Court rejected their request as to Ilan Shor’s formation on the eve. “Today we will send letters to the Prosecutor General, the Speaker of the Parliament, the President and the Minister of Justice, so that they forward our appeal to the Constitutional Court,” MP Dinu Plangau said. Also, according to Plangau, the DA will appeal to the Constitutional Court with the requirement to grant deputies the right to submit requests to the Supreme Court to check the constitutionality of political parties. Recall, on the eve of May 13, the Constitutional Court recognized inadmissible the request of the DA party and the deputy from the Party of National Unity (PUN) Octavian Tsacu, who demanded to declare the Shor party outlawed. The court's decision says that only the president, the chairman of parliament, the government, the minister of justice or the prosecutor general can ask the Constitutional Court to check the constitutionality of a political party. The President of the Parliament can submit an appeal only on the basis of a parliamentary resolution, the Prosecutor General - on the basis of the decision of the High Council of Prosecutors, the Minister of Justice - on the basis of the decision of the collegium of the Ministry of Justice. "Since the MPs do not fall into the category of persons who can ask the Constitutional Court to check the constitutionality of a political party, the court declared the request inadmissible," the Constitutional Court noted.