Special Prosecutor Katica Janeva this afternoon, at 17.30, has scheduled a press conference. Apart from the timing of the conference, there is no official information about the reason for the gathering of the press.
However, according to the latest developments related to the Special Prosecution, it is certain that the reason is on the the law regarding the Public Prosecutors Office that the Special Prosecutor insists the Government and Parliament adopt the bill as soon as possible.
Despite the law, today is the final deadline for the Public Prosecution to hand out to Ms Janeva five cases the Special Prosecutor requested last Thursday.
So far there is no information as to where the procedure on the two matters, is neither on the law nor the Public Prosecutor office cases.
The Special Prosecutor’s Office on Monday through a statement expressed concern about the process of the decision regarding the law on the Public Prosecutors office. According to the statement, without the law, the functioning of the Special Public Prosecutor would be significantly harder as a professional, investigative and administrative groups. They will have an important role to play in making sure that they carry out work, understand that they are all equally necessary, as well as Public Prosecutors.
The prosecution appealed to the relevant institutions to urgently pass the law, which, as reported by Janeva’s office was made in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice and was submitted to the Government.
Minister of Justice Adnan Jashari, however, said yesterday that the Ministry of justice did not propose the law, but that it is comes from the Government. From Ilindenska No. 2 still no information or comment on whether they received the draft-bill, and when he found slot for a government session.
“The Law on Public Prosecution was specifically proposed by MPs, not the Ministry of Justice, in accordance with the agreement of the four political parties at Przhino. We did not then participate in the preparation of the draft-law, nor in the preparation of the law for employees in the Public Prosecution service, that it is the Government’s job “, said Minister Jashari.
The Special Prosecutor’s Office in response to a question of “Utrenski” newpaper yesterday reported that they still have no information on what’s happening with the procedure for such the adoption of the law.
“To date we have not received information, but we expect to be answered and then we would know if there’s a problem,” stated the letter from the Special Prosecution to “Utresnki”.
