SIPA Inspectors Question Responsible Persons in Parliament Regarding Unauthorized 'Intrusion' into the Building

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), after receiving information from the Secretariat of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH regarding an unauthorized entry into the premises of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH and after notifying the Prosecutor's Office, is working intensively on this case.

Evidence of this is the visit of SIPA inspectors who, as unofficially confirmed to Patria, conducted an interview in the Parliament building with responsible persons regarding this case.

„SIPA police officers are taking all necessary measures and actions related to the verification of the submitted information,“ they previously told NAP from SIPA.

Incidentally, the Joint Service of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Collegium held at the invitation of the Secretary of the JS PSBiH Kenan Vehabović adopted conclusions requesting assistance from police structures to determine whether a criminal offense had been committed.

Namely, employees of unknown private companies removed equipment from parliamentary halls and entered other rooms in the PSBiH building without the consent of the Secretariat of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH.

It is particularly concerning that someone, contrary to regulations and procedures, opened the server room, as the building has over ten security zones, and security is provided by the Joint Affairs Service.