Hoffman leaves FUP Director testing due to Lukač

The Independent Board of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH is holding a session where interviews with candidates for the director of the Federal Police Administration will be held, writes the Patria News Agency.

Sead Selman, President of the Independent Board of the FBiH Parliament, confirmed this news, saying that he does not know how long the session will last, as there are many candidates.

In addition to Dragan Lukač, the current director of the FUP, the following applied for the position: Rasim Hadžić, chief inspector in the FUP, Fahrudin Bećirović, inspector in the FUP and former police commissioner of Zenica-Doboj Canton, Mustafa Hujdurović, chief inspector in the FUP, Ensad Korman, chief inspector in the FUP and Lukač's deputy, Svevlad Hoffman, chief inspector in the BiH Border Police, Marko Dominković, employed at SIPA, Željko Ćorić, employed at SIPA, and Robert Perić, chief inspector in DGS.

Otherwise, Hoffman left the testing at the very beginning. As he briefly explained, the reason for leaving the testing was to allow the Independent Board to allow candidate Dragan Lukač, the current director of the FUP, to take the test.

Hoffmann claims that Lukač does not meet the conditions for a candidate, in accordance with the current law on FUP. He announced that he would file a criminal complaint against the president of the Independent Board, Sead Selman.