The Constitutional Court Ruled that the Parliament Can Elect and Dismiss the Chairman of the National Security Agency (DANS).
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The National Assembly may elect and dismiss the President of the State Agency for National Security (NSA). This follows from a decision of the Constitutional Court, which rejected the request to declare unconstitutional changes to the Law on...
The Constitutional Court confirmed the legal changes according to which the Chairman of the State Agency for National Security (SANS) is elected and dismissed by the National Assembly.
The Constitutional Court ruled that the parliament can elect and dismiss the chairman of the State Agency for National Security. The court rejected the request to declare unconstitutional the amendments to the Law on the State Agency for National Security, which granted this power to the National Assembly. The case was initiated at the request of 59 deputies of the 51st National Assembly, and the rapporteur was Judge Sasho […]
The Constitutional Court has ruled - the parliament will continue to elect and dismiss the chairman of the National Security Agency (DANS). The case was initiated at the request of ...
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