Sensitive Documents From the Investigation to Luís Neves Will Have Reserved Room
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Decision on the suspension of the parliamentary committee during the debate on the state budget will only be taken for the week, after being voted in the committee of inquiry and validated in plenary.
The parliamentary committee chaired by André Ventura decided to create a reserved space to protect sensitive information related to the mandates of the former National Director of the Judicial Police. It is not yet defined whether the work will be suspended during the discussion of the State Budget.
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SIC NotíciasDecision was announced to the journalists by the chairman of this parliamentary committee of inquiry, André Ventura, at the end of a meeting for "fixing the methodology of the works", which took place behind closed doors.
The committee of inquiry into the mandates of Luís Neves as the national director of the Judicial Police will have a room reserved in Parliament for Members to consult documents with sensitive information. The decision was announced by the chairman of the committee, André Ventura, who highlighted the need to protect confidential documents.
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