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The Assembly of Kosovo ( Скупштина Косова) is the highest provisional self-government and representative and law making institution of Kosovo . It is regulated by the Constitutional Framework and has 120 members; of these, 100 are directly voted into the Assembly whilst the rest are reserved as follows:

  • 10 seats for the representatives of the Serbs .

  • 4 seats for the representatives of the Roma , Ashkali and Egyptians.

  • 3 seats for the Bosniaks .

  • 2 seats for the Turks .

  • 1 seat for the Gorans .



COMMITTEES


The Kosovo Assembly has 19 Committees :-
  • Budget Committee

  • Committee for Finance and Economy

  • Committee for Education, Science and Technology

  • Committee for Health

  • Committee for Labour and Social Welfare

  • Committee for Public Services

  • Committee on International Co-operation

  • Committee on Judicial, Legislative and Constitutional Framework Matters

  • Committee on Missing Persons - it is a relatively unique committee that deals with the issue of large number of missing persons and prisoners of war as a result of the Kosovo War .

  • Committee on Media

  • Committee on the Rights and Interests of Communities

  • Committee for Trade and Industry

  • Committee for Culture, Youth and Sports

  • Committee for Environment and Spatial Planning

  • Committee for Transport and Communications

  • Committee for Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development

  • Committee on Emergency Preparedness

  • Committee on Public Petitions and Claims

  • Committee on Gender Equality



ELECTION RESULTS


Most of the Serbs boycotted the elections, resulting in a less then 1% turnout of the Serbian population. It is still unclear whether the seats reserved for the Serbian ethnic group will be taken.


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