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Plenković: New chief state inspector could be appointed this week

From Večernji List · () Croatian

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  • Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said a new chief state inspector could be appointed this week.
  • He said the government had discussed a candidate but did not name the person.
  • The previous inspector, Andrija Mikulić, was dismissed and arrested last year on suspicion of accepting a bribe.

Croatia could appoint a new chief state inspector this week, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Monday.

Asked by reporters when the replacement for Andrija Mikulić would be named, Plenković replied, “It could even be this week.” He said the government had a candidate with whom it had held talks, but did not reveal the person’s identity.

Mikulić was dismissed during the closed portion of a government session on Nov. 27 last year. He was arrested the same day on suspicion of accepting a bribe. The new appointment would fill the post after his removal.

It could even be this week.

· Andrej PlenkovićThe Croatian prime minister answered a question about when a new chief state inspector could be appointed.
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