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After 4 months of investigations in the Parliamentary Commission on the leakage of TIMS system data, the Assembly approved only the majority report in the last session of this legislature. The parties did not find an agreement to come up with a report, while that of the SP was approved with 76 votes in favor and 3 against in the Assembly.
The opposition's findings, the chairman of the Commission, Ervin Salianji, warned that he will take them to SPAK, saying that it should be discovered who is the one who makes the illegal appointments in the structure of the State Police. For the DP deputy, the parliamentary investigation should have been extended by another two months.
Salianji presented the opposition's report in the Assembly, saying that the director of IT, in the State Police, Ervin Muça, was appointed illegally, while emphasizing that TIMS data was sold to criminal groups.
" The two reports have verified the illegal appointments of senior police officers, the interventions in the TIMS system, the theft of TIMS data, the manipulation of data, the provision of data to criminal groups, the illegal protection that the SP does for me, the access of unauthorized access to people who have no business with TIMS. People in birectores access TIMS,. For what specific persons are hidden from TIMS. Even though the names are entered, it is as if it did not exist. We will take him to SPAK to investigate, who is this man who has the power to make two interior ministers, senior leaders, make illegal appointments, do whatever they want. Do you know who has this power? That's why the investigation needed two more months ," said Salianji.
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