Ena od štirih koalicijskih prioritet je boj zoper korupcijo, ki naj bi ji na prste stopili z novim organom pod imenom Skok. "Preden bo predlagana vlada, bomo to dorekli, če bo možno, tudi v obliki predloga zakona, ki bo vložen. Takrat bo vse jasno," je 18. maja dejal predsednik SDS Janez Janša.
A mesec dni kasneje – ko je vlada ne le predlagana, pač pa polno operativna in je skozi proceduro spravila že več zakonskih predlogov – tega predloga še vedno ni v parlamentarnem postopku.
"Potrebuje še nekaj fines in sprememb in usklajevanj, ravno zato v tem času posebej ne govorimo o njem, mogoče bi analogijo prenesel glede usklajevanja koalicijskega sporazuma," pojasnjuje predsednik Demokratov in gospodarski minister Anže Logar.
Demokrati so sicer Skok navajali kot glavni pogoj za vstop v desno koalicijo. Na vprašanje, ali obstaja še kakšen dvom, ali bodo Demokrati v novi vladi, je Logar 6. maja odgovoril: "Vse je odvisno od vsebine in od Skoka, to je zdaj glavna zadeva, s katero se jaz ukvarjam. Mora biti politična volja in potrebujemo polnokrvni Skok."
Zadnja različica predloga naj bi predvidevala, da bi v enoti združili Specializirano državno tožilstvo, Nacionalni preiskovalni urad in Komisijo za preprečevanje korupcije. Vendar pa naj bi po naših informacijah protikorupcijska komisija vendarle ostala zunaj tega dežnika. Tudi po svarilih o morebitni kršitvi evropskih predpisov.
"Dejstvo pa je, da trenutno institucije, še posebej KPK, kot so organizirane, so skladne z zahtevami direktive, ki je bila pred kratkim sprejeta, torej da je preprečevanje korupcije ločeno od pregona," je 19. maja komentirala predsednica KPK Katarina Bervar Sternad.
Na pravosodnem ministrstvu pojasnjujejo le, da so opredelitev tega organa in ključne rešitve še v fazi strokovnih usklajevanj. "Gre v pravo smer. Na koncu verjamem, da bo to tisti prvi prelom v boju zoper korupcijo in organizirano kriminaliteto, ki ga v Sloveniji potrebujemo, tudi zato, da se v Sloveniji vrne zaupanje v pravno državo in da tisti, ki kršijo, na koncu tudi odgovarjajo," je komentiral Logar.
Neuradno naj bi predlog zakona želeli v državni zbor poslati še pred parlamentarnimi počitnicami, ki se sicer začnejo že čez mesec dni. A bo po ocenah nekaterih naših sogovornikov to – tudi zato, ker naj bi pisci predloga usklajevanja načrtovali še za mesec julij – težko uresničljivo.
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DeloIndependent🔒Center9 hr. agoThe article discusses concerns regarding the proposed reform of Slovenia's anti-corruption system, specifically focusing on the new agency Skok. It raises questions about the independence of the agency, its alignment with EU regulations, and the future of the Public Prosecution Service (KPK).
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or emphasis. It outlines concerns raised by the proposed reforms but does not take a clear stance or favor one side over another.
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+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter2 days agoThe article quotes lawyer and former prosecutor Boštjan Penko expressing hope that the new anti-corruption institution (SKOK) will act impartially, jumping both left and right, rather than favoring one side.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a direct quote from Boštjan Penko without editorializing or biased language. It does not take a stance on the potential effectiveness or neutrality of SKOK but reports his personal hope for balanced action.
DomovinaIndependentCenter3 days agoThe article discusses the anti-corruption efforts within the current governing coalition ahead of elections, highlighting the proposed legal and institutional reforms, including the formation of a specialized prosecutorial unit for corruption cases (SKOK). It notes that Democrats led by Anže Logar have taken the lead in this area, possibly due to their assignment of the Ministry of Justice in the coalition agreement. The article mentions that fighting corruption has become a popular pre-election slogan.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about anti-corruption measures and political roles without overtly favoring any side. It provides factual details about policy proposals and political assignments without using biased language or selective sourcing.
24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenter5 days agoThe article discusses the status of the proposed anti-corruption body called 'Skok' within Slovenia's ruling coalition. The leader of the SDS party, Janez Janša, stated that the proposal would be finalized before the government was formed, but as of now, it has not entered the parliamentary process. Anže Logar, leader of the Democrats and Economic Minister, explained that further refinements and adjustments are needed, and he emphasized that the content of 'Skok' remains the main issue determining whether the Democrats will join the new government. The latest version of the proposal reportedly
Bias read (Center): The article provides a balanced overview of the situation regarding the 'Skok' anti-corruption body without showing clear bias toward any political side. It includes statements from both Janez Janša of the SDS and Anže Logar of the Democrats, presenting their positions neutrally.
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