SIPA includes Prosecutor's Office: Checks underway regarding unauthorized entry into Parliament

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) has received information from the Secretariat of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, regarding unauthorized entry into the premises of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, confirmed for Patria by SIPA.

"SIPA police officers are taking all necessary measures and actions related to the verification of the submitted information, about which they have previously informed the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina," they say 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 Joint Service of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina Kenan Vehabović, adopted conclusions requesting assistance from police structures to determine whether a criminal offense has been committed.

Namely, unknown private companies, without the consent of the Secretariat of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, were removing equipment from parliamentary halls in the building of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also entering other rooms.

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