Čampara and Lukač's Work Reports Rejected!

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The FBiH Government at today's session rejected the adoption of the 2018 work reports of the FBiH Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as the Federal Police Administration. Minister Aljoša Čampara, as well as the former FUP director Dragan Lukač, did not get the green light for their work.

This situation was to be expected, considering the scandals related to the FMUP and FUP.

The latest in a series of scandals concerns Lukač's retirement. On Tuesday, January 22, the FBiH Ministry of Internal Affairs reported on the farewell of director Dragan Lukač into retirement. The session was attended by, in addition to Minister Aljoša Čampara and director Lukač, the Prime Minister of the Federation of BiH Government Fadil Novalić, the Director of the Intelligence-Security Agency Osman Mehmedagić, police commissioners of cantonal ministries of internal affairs, and others.

However, it was then omitted that Lukač would continue his police engagement as chief inspector in the office of the Director of the Police Administration. According to a document shown to Patria, Lukač was reinstated to the rank of chief inspector and assigned to a position corresponding to that rank?

This new appointment created the legal prerequisites for Lukač to receive a severance pay of up to 30,000 KM after his "next retirement." According to the Law on Police Officers in the Federation of BiH, police officers are entitled to severance pay in case of retirement, but not appointed officials, which was Lukač's status as director of the Federal Police Administration.