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The bankruptcy of last year on the board of directors of the influential Public Procurement Office is being questioned by both non-governmental companies. They argue that for an important position, the selection committee did not choose one of the six candidates.
The Stop Corruption Foundation and the INEKO Institute wish to renew their choice. Eight chambers of commerce and business associations in turn request detailed information on the score obtained by the members of the commission.
The Commission has decided to recommend to the Government that its former Vice-President, Danku Beke and Mateja Oviecka, be appointed to the Procurement Board, which is currently the Director General of the Department of Environmental Programs and Projects of the Ministry of Finance. ;Environment.
"The commission's decision finally surprised us and we think we attended another hearing," said Peter Goliaš, director of INIKO, adding that he had only summed it up the views of several participants in the public hearing.
"However, the results of the process arouse suspicion and cast doubt on the declared interest in choosing the best and the best candidate on the moral plane," I wrote in a joint opinion to Chambers and professional associations.
The best candidate did not go
It has been signed by the American Chamber of Commerce, the French-Slovak Chamber of Commerce, the Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia, the Slovak Business Alliance, the Employers' Union, the Slovak Compliance Circle, the Chamber of Commerce Slovak-Austrian and the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in the Slovak Republic.
"At the public hearing of the candidates, the public was able to note the professional competence of the six candidates, while it was clear that, in particular, the appearance of a candidate
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