The removal of the fire department and its transformation into an independent state agency under the Ministry of Internal Affairs is underway. It will be discussed whether it is not appropriate to include emergency services and other structures, such as 112. The idea is to preserve the rights of all employees. This was stated by the resigned interior minister Boyko RashkovRashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School during a hearing in the Committee on Internal Order and Security in the National Assembly, reported a Novini.bg reporter.
During the meeting of the commission, representatives of DPS and GERB were not present.
“The disputes over whether the fire service should be in the Ministry of Internal Affairs have ended. This is one of the services in the Ministry of the Interior, which does not have police functions, the interior minister emphasized.
I hear unprepared statements that removing the fire department from the Ministry of Internal Affairs is not a significant reform. A reform is when a civil service is cleared of the extraneous functions of the Ministry of the Interior. Apart from the fact that this new office will be distinguished, its functions will be expanded”, Minister Rashkov explained.
Boyko Rashkov
Rashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School also commented on last night’s serious accident, which claimed two lives in the capital. “The information I have is from the conducted operation. There are reports that there was an accomplice, a woman, who has been identified. The main actor is wanted, but already there. We are making progress in solving the case,” Rashkov clarified.
They asked the BSP for clarification, since in this case it is about the recidivism of the crimes of the person who caused the accident. “It became clear that this person has a criminal record, his license was revoked back in 2009, etc. The activity of the Ministry of Internal Affairs would make sense when such crimes are revealed and the persons sent to prison.
“We can’t just go down the path of increasing the penalty, because obviously that can’t be the solution. Yes, stricter punitive measures should be taken in such cases. The question must also be raised as to how long such persons will be assigned security by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, because they are protected persons of the Prosecutor’s Office and it is a matter of investigative secrecy,” added the interior minister in resignation.
Petar Petrov asked Minister Rashkov what is lame legislatively, given that the perpetrator has been issued 49 acts for violations and with a fake license. When we have such blatant recidivism what needs to change to keep such drivers off the road?
“In any case, he will be punished. We can’t stop him from getting out of his garage, though. It is important to what extent the sanction will have a deterrent effect. In NC there is a penalty for water, driving without a driver’s license. With the other tricks he would initially fool the law enforcement, he probably had certain motives. This must be prevented,” he said. According to him, prevention is the most important.
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