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President Rumen Radev returned for a new discussion in the National Assembly paragraphs 3-10 of the Law on Amendments and Supplements to the Law on the Judiciary, adopted by the 49th National Assembly on June 2, 2023, reports the press center of the head of state. The disputed provisions provide for the separation of the director of the National Investigation Service (NIS) and the investigative departments of the prosecutor's offices into independent bodies.
In his reasons, the head of state emphasizes that these changes restore a situation that already existed in Bulgarian legislation and was changed in 2009 with a view to the efficient and transparent functioning of pre-trial proceedings in criminal cases. Thus, without convincing arguments, the National Assembly is now revising the commitment that Bulgaria has made to the European Union.
In the reasons for the head of state's veto, it is also emphasized that the adoption of the contested provisions of the Law on Amendments and Supplements to the Civil Code did not comply with the imperative requirement of the Constitution that the laws be adopted by the National Assembly with two votes. Important provisions in the Judiciary Act have not been observed. A number of provisions of the Regulations on the organization and activities of the National Assembly were also violated.
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