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SloveniaSports6 days ago

The new authority probably already has targeted victims

The article discusses concerns raised by Franci Matoz, the legal advisor to Janez Janša and the SDS party, regarding new legislation related to parliamentary investigations. He argues that the proposed changes remove protections established by a 2024 law, which ensured judicial safeguards for individuals potentially affected by parliamentary inquiries. Matoz claims that the removal of these protections allows the new government to investigate anyone without limits, using special powers. He also criticizes a provision that ties the right to file a complaint with administrative court to the end 

Hišni odvetnik Janeza Janše in stranke SDS Franci Matoz je po novem v novi vladi tudi minister za notranje zadeve © Luka Dakskobler

"Predlagatelji te novele zakona, o kateri bo, upam, tudi izveden naknadni zakonodajni referendum, pravijo, da s tem odpravljajo protiustavnost, kar je veliko zavajanje, kajti protiustavnost je bila odpravljena že z novelo leta 2024 in takrat smo tudi uzakonili zelo učinkovito sodno varstvo za vse, ki bi utegnili biti s parlamentarno preiskavo prizadeti. In sicer ni bilo mogoče ustanoviti preiskovalne komisije, če bi ustavno sodišče, seveda na predlog določenih predlagateljev, ugotovilo, da je namen parlamentarne preiskave nezakonit."

"Te varovalke se zdaj umikajo, kar pomeni, da ima nova oblast verjetno že targetirane žrtve, ki jih želi politično preiskovati. In zdaj to pomeni, da bo lahko preiskovala kogar koli, neomejeno, s posebnimi pooblastili. In tisti, ki se bo počutil prizadetega v svojih človekovih pravicah, bo morda lahko vložil tožbo na upravno sodišče šele, ko bo parlamentarna preiskava končana. Vemo pa, koliko je bilo parlamentarnih preiskav končanih. Pa še to naj omenim, da je ta določba o vložitvi tožbe na upravno sodišče seveda evidentno neustavna, ker skrajšuje rok in pa veže rok na končanje parlamentarne preiskave."

(Urška Klakočar Zupančič, nekdanja predsednica državnega zbora, o preiskovalnih komisijah v državnem zboru; v oddaji Politično na TV Slovenija )

Urška Klakočar Zupančič v oddaji Politično © TV Slovenija

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MladinaIndependentCenter6 days ago
The new authority probably already has targeted victims

The article discusses concerns raised by Franci Matoz, the legal advisor to Janez Janša and the SDS party, regarding new legislation related to parliamentary investigations. He argues that the proposed changes remove protections established by a 2024 law, which ensured judicial safeguards for individuals potentially affected by parliamentary inquiries. Matoz claims that the removal of these protections allows the new government to investigate anyone without limits, using special powers. He also criticizes a provision that ties the right to file a complaint with administrative court to the end 

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on legal and procedural aspects of parliamentary investigations and does not present overtly biased language or one-sided sourcing. It reports on statements made by Franci Matoz, a legal advisor, without apparent ideological framing.