PP-DB are talking about this anti-corruption legislation because are based on sociologists who have done a very good analysis of who the people were in the last election who voted for them. These are people who think and accept that their corruption is less than the previous ones. That's why they are talking at the moment only pre-election. In the 48th National Assembly, I filed a corruption report for BGN 8.5 billion and I still haven't received a single word of response. I don't think the corrupt can fight corruption. PP-DB themselves, in my opinion, are the main user of the fact that we have the non-working fight against corruption. So this is all election talk they are talking about. This was announced to Lili Marinkova in the studio "FACTS". and the show “Conversation“ Georgi Georgiev, former MP from ITN and PP-DB.
“We can tell them three simple things about fighting corruption that they will not do. The first is to expand the range of use of the lie detector. I went through it because I refused a bribe of one million. It's not that scary. So let them expand the scope of the lie detector. Nothing more. The second thing is that all senior public figures describe their assets with declarations, but they are declarative. The commission's job is to verify that these declarations are genuine, but they do not verify the origin of the funds and whether they are legal. Why don't they change the Asset Confiscation Act very slightly, which is accepted by all political parties. Just change the Act very slightly so that this property can be traced back 10 years, including related parties. The third tool, and I conclude with this, is related to civil forfeiture. The goal is to uncover stolen goods and return them to the people. Think about the time of the criminal confiscation, which is 25 years. Some time ago, the court divided this period into two - one related to the charge and sentence, and the second to the opening balance. Let them restore these three things. I am sure that none of this will happen”, the guest added.
See more of the conversation in the VIDEO.