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The majority has abandoned the investigative commission for TIMS, although key persons had to testify today.
The first to be called was Minister Taulant Balla. The latter requested a closed-door meeting, which was held after more than two hours of debate. He then went to the commission and while everyone was waiting for details from the hearing, he was finally told that the interrogation failed.
Balla left and was left to be summoned on another day. Then the socialists left the meeting even though the police chief Muhamet Rrumbullaku went there. The latter is testifying only in front of members of the opposition.
In his speech, Muhamet Rrumbullaku requested that his testimony in the Investigative Commission for TIMS be done behind closed doors.
According to Rrumbullak, the reason is that his testimony contains sensitive data. Salianji put to vote the request of the head of the State Police, a request which was approved only with the votes of the opposition.
Round: Put my request to the vote, I'm ready to answer all of them. In the TIMS system, we are dealing with unauthorized interventions and non-compliance with procedures. In this respect, I have fulfilled all my legal competences.
Salianji: This request requires an intermediate vote and we cannot. But I propose to continue only with questions that are not related to classified information.
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