Volen Siderov demanded the withdrawal of the law on noise

Attack leader and chairman of the United Patriotic Group Volen Siderov called for the withdrawal of the excessive noise protection bill prepared by his coalition partner and Deputy Prime Minister Valery Simeonov

on the Black Sea coast, after which he found that Simeonov's measures were putting pressure on business and frightening tourists.

According to the attacker, the bill, adopted at first reading by Parliament, was unthinkable and harmed tourism. and leads to financial losses.

"The goal of the Deputy Prime Minister was to increase income in tourism, it turns out to be the opposite," Volen Siderov told Bulgarian national radio.

According to him, during the controls of Valeri Simeonov, he acted as a terrorist act.

"I am going to do a series of round tables, discussions, because here business people are crushed, they are afraid, they say: if you are in front of your camera, tomorrow I will come to check and you will have" [Simeonov] pointed out that Simeonov's job as deputy prime minister was to coordinate the activities of the institutions rather than "going on sheriff," he added, calling the staff and leaning on the company. "

Attack No. 1 Back and to one of your favorite themes – concessions." He suggested that checks be made because there have been many violations of the procedures that have caused hundreds of millions of damage. "It's essential for me, not the dittoles in some restaurants," said Volen Siderov.

Siderov also discussed the hot topic surrounding the amendments to the privatization law, which Valery Simeonov claims to be serving the business interests Kiril Domuschiev

"There is nothing wrong with the privatization law, scare and hurt. "is not lobbyist," said Volen Siderov and added that if the law had not been pbaded, a bankruptcy proceedings of the Bulgarian maritime navy would have been completed.

"L & # 39; Bulgarian state has 30%, and it would then lose three hundred million, not 50. That makes me say that I am skeptical now, I do not have this total trust and I will check everything, "said the leader of Ataka.