Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov announced that he expects the changes to the anti-corruption law to be finally adopted in the coming days.
“The anti-corruption legislation is certainly one of the most important topics. The last information I have is that there is agreement in the National Assembly on what the final form of the anti-corruption law should look like, so I expect that in the next few days it will be passed in the second reading and in this way to fulfill one of the most important tasks for this year of the National Assembly”, Denkov told journalists.
With the amendments, the anti-corruption commission KPCONPI should be divided into two. Part of it will deal with the fight against corruption, and the other – with the conflict of interests and the declarations of the authorities, as before.
The changes to the anti-corruption law were adopted at first reading in June. However, only the GERB bill was passed then, but not the PP-DB bill, which caused tension between pro-government parties.
On Saturday, Denkov also said that he expects a leadership meeting between “We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria” and GERB next week.
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