Committee on National Security (Parliament of Albania)

Committee on National Security
Komisioni për Sigurinë Kombëtare
Committee overview
Jurisdiction Albania
Employees 14 deputies of Albanian parliament
Committee executive
  • Spartak Braho, Chairman
Website https://www.parlament.al/
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The Committee on National Security (Albanian: Komisioni për Sigurinë Kombëtare, KSK) is a standing committee of the Albania's unicameral parliament. The committee consists of 14 people's deputies in the parliament convocation.

National Security Committee examines the draft laws, draft decisions and other issues represented in the Assembly, undertake studies on the effectiveness of the lows, follows the implementation of laws and controls the activity of ministers and other central bodies by proposing the Assembly or the Council of Ministers the necessary measures as well as proposes the adoption of draft laws, draft declarations and draft resolutions in the Assembly.[1]

Some of sectors of responsibility of the Committee on National Security are:

  • Public order
  • Armed forces and organization of national defense
  • Military cooperation and cooperation of State Police
  • Civil and Military service
  • Intelligence services.

Composition of the Committee

OfficeMPSinceParty
Chairman Spartak Braho 23 June 2013 Socialist Party
Vice Chairman Flamur Noka Democratic Party
Secretary Pjerin Ndreu Socialist Party
Member Anduel Xhindi Socialist Party
Member Shkëlqim Troplini Socialist Party
Member Alban Zeneli Democratic Party
Member Asllan Dogjani Democratic Party
Member Paulin Sterkaj Socialist Party
Member Ylli Shehu Republican Party
Member Flamur Çelaj Socialist Movement for Integration
Member Xhemal Qefalia Socialist Party
Member Astrit Patozi Democratic Party
Member Keltis Kruja Democratic Party
Member Aqif Rakipi Party for Justice, Integration and Unity

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Committee on National Security overview" (in Albanian). Parliament of Albania.
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