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TIRANA, Sept. 28 – The justice reform will have to make due with less, according to a parliamentary committee decision to lower salaries and staff numbers for the official bodies that will do the vetting of judges and prosecutors. Based on a decision this week of the Parliamentary Legal Affairs Committee three newly-established institutions in charge of the vetting process will be allowed to hire about 110 employees, far fewer than the nearly 200 positions they had requested. In addition proposed salaries will be cut as they were seen as very high by Albanian standards and a tough burden on…
