Parliamentary committee investigating Dozimetr corruption case meets behind closed doors
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- A Czech parliamentary investigative committee is holding a closed meeting on the Dozimetr corruption case.
- The committee invited four unnamed witnesses.
- Its mandate includes examining the operations and official conduct of Prague’s public transport company, Central Bohemian road authorities and the General Health Insurance Company.
The parliamentary investigative committee examining the Dozimetr corruption case is meeting behind closed doors in the Chamber of Deputies.
The committee invited four witnesses, but it has not released their names. Its work is intended to examine the circumstances and connections surrounding the case.
The inquiry also covers the official functioning of Prague’s public transport company, road authorities in the Central Bohemian Region and the General Health Insurance Company.
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