Before the Referendum, There Was a Rumor: If You Are Too Vocal Against Injustices, You Will Be 'Arrested' Directly From the Parliament
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Supporters of the amendment to the Parliamentary Investigation Act emphasized efficiency, while opponents emphasized the reduction of judicial protection.
Political policing or establishing political responsibility? Who will politics be able to investigate and who will it not be able to investigate? Voters will decide this on October 11th in a legislative referendum, which will be held alongside three consultative referendums.
Edvard Kadič, co-founder of the Institute for the Protection of Victims of the 2022–26 Inquiry Commission, explains in an interview why he joined the initiative. He emphasizes that a parliamentary investigation can be a powerful tool of democratic oversight, but it must not intrude on the privacy of individuals without appropriate safeguards. As a former private citizen and entrepreneur who was not questioned, but the Vontin Commission neverthel…
Edvard Kadič, communications expert: “My support for the amendments /to the Parliamentary Inquiry Act/ is based on a very simple principle: parliamentary inquiry must remain a strong tool of democratic oversight, but the power of the state must be limited by effective safeguards for the individual. It is not about protecting one political side. Today the subject of the investigation may be someone from the right, tomorrow someone from the left, …
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