The Prosecutor's Office Will Not Apply Public Interest Protection Measures Regarding the LRT's Secret Recording Policy.
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The Prosecutor's Office announces that, having conducted an investigation into the legality of the provisions of the LRT Editorial Policy, which provide for the secret collection of information, it refuses to apply measures to protect the public interest.
Prosecutors refused to defend the public interest in the secret recording permitted by the national broadcaster's internal regulations, but called for improving this procedure by harmonizing it with the provisions of the Public Information Law.
Prosecutors refused to defend the public interest in the secret recording permitted by the national broadcaster's internal regulations, but called for improving this procedure by harmonizing it with the provisions of the Public Information Law.
The Prosecutor's Office has determined that the editorial policy provisions of the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT), which regulate the secret making of audio and video recordings, expand the limits of the collection of such information provided for by law and may create the prerequisites for violating a person's right to privacy. However, public interest protection measures will not be applied.
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