The Court of Auditors Alerts on the Deadlines for Disciplinary Proceedings
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The Court of Auditors considers disciplinary proceedings against police officers and gendarmes to be too long and untransparent. In a report published on Monday, it recommends speeding up sanctions and strengthening controls.
DECRYPTAGE - Progressing on a sensitive subject, the magistrates propose to welcome "external observers" in the disciplinary councils and to generalize the use of pedonic cameras by the law enforcement agencies.
In a report released on Monday, 20 July, the court called on the Ministry of the Interior to open the disciplinary councils to outside observers, to publish the sanctions imposed and to experiment with a systematic triggering of the pedonic cameras.
On Monday, 20 July, the financial institution published a report on the organisation of the supervision of the action of police officers and gendarmes, including the lengthy processing of disciplinary proceedings.
According to the Court of Auditors, the "attempted intervention" is particularly wrong because they are now investigating Tisza's campaign financing The post "The Court of Auditors audits the government and not the other way around" - SAO's response to Péter Magyar's announcement first appeared on 24.hu.
Lack of transparency, excessive delays in sanctions, a feeling of impunity: in a report published Monday, the Court of Auditors paints a mixed picture of the oversight of police and gendarmerie ethics, and calls for greater public access to this oversight. […]
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