The Parliament of Montenegro will hold a second vote today regarding the candidates for judges of the Constitutional Court. This confirmation comes from Nikola Camaj, the Vice President of the Skupština. The vote is crucial as it requires a three-fifths majority, specifically the support of 49 members of parliament.
In the proposed selection, President of Montenegro has nominated Mirjana Vučinić for the position. Additionally, the parliamentary committee has put forward the names of Jovana Jovanović and Mirjana Radović as candidates.
This voting process follows a previous attempt that did not meet the necessary majority, highlighting the importance of today’s proceedings. The outcome will significantly impact the composition of the Constitutional Court, which plays a vital role in upholding the rule of law and constitutional governance in Montenegro.
The Skupština’s discussions and decisions are closely monitored, as the selection of judges can influence various aspects of governance and public policy in the country. Today’s vote is expected to draw significant attention from both political observers and the general public.
