Breaking: Delay in Attorney General Selection Sparks Controversy
The convened assembly of the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP), originally slated for Monday, the 26th of February, for the purpose of ratifying the outcomes of the public competition pertaining to the designation of the aspirant for the role of Attorney General, has been rescheduled to occur on Wednesday, the 28th of February.
This rescheduling was instigated subsequent to the lodgment of formal petitions by two erstwhile candidates, Ion Munteanu and Igor Demciucin, beseeching the public disclosure of the competition results, as elucidated by CSP President, Dumitru Obadă.
"The petitions tendered by the candidates have precipitated a direct influence upon the scrutiny of the conclusive outcomes and the adjudication based upon the assessment criteria. Hence, the petitions are deemed pertinent, prompting the council, by majority consensus of its present constituents, to adjourn the examination of the subject matters, as per the prescribed agenda, until the appointed time of 08:00 on February 28th. This adjournment will be accompanied by the formal notification and summons extended to Mr. Demciucin, affording him the opportunity to proffer his views on the aforementioned petitions," declared Dumitru Obadă.
It warrants notation that on February 22nd, CSP members bestowed upon Octavian Iachimovschi the highest accolade in the interview assessment, rendering him subject to evaluation by the Vetting Commission for the esteemed post of Attorney General.
Translation by Iurie Tataru
