Justice Minister Igor Filkov addressed the ongoing debate concerning amendments to the Draft Laws for the Judiciary Service and the Public Prosecution, asserting that judicial reforms will proceed despite political opposition. Speaking to the opposition, Filkov stated that the proposed legislative changes would not be impeded by political obstacles or routine political calculations. Filkov acknowledged the criticism directed at him, characterizing it as an expression of political frustration and perceived impotence.
However, he firmly stated his refusal to permit the simulation of false concerns to the local public or the manipulation of facts. He expressed regret that the previous day’s debate was interrupted, particularly noting the scheduled working group meeting concerning changes to the Electoral Code. The Minister pointed out that the opposition members absent from the working group appeared to be boycotting the reform process.
Through his statements, Filkov emphasized the commitment to the legislative reforms, framing the opposition’s actions as politically motivated resistance. His remarks underscore the government’s intent to push through the necessary amendments to the laws governing the judiciary and the public prosecution service, maintaining that the process will continue irrespective of the political disputes.
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