The Interior Ministry (MAI) will mobilise on the parliamentary election day approximately 45,000 staff, of whom 21,000 for the protection of the polling stations, 12,000 will ensure public order, and 11,000 assigned to task force teams of specialists and reserves, Minister Dragos Tudorache announced on Thursday.
He pointed out that the surveillance of the manner in which the elections are conducted will be done not only with MAI staff on a county level, but also with personnel from the central office.
"By my order, in each county we have a team made up of workers with the Control Body and staff with the central structure of the Police General Inspectorate, working together with the chief inspectors in each county and with them I will ensure the command and supervision of all measures and actions conducted by the MAI structures over the next days. We want to eliminate any suspicion about impartiality, about the manner in which the decisions are made at local level, by the County Police Inspectorate," the Interior Minister said in the beginning of the meeting of the Central Technical Committee for the coordination of election-related activities.
He also said that on a regional level - Cluj, Iasi, Timisoara and Bucharest - four teams of workers of the Interior Ministry's Control Body have been set up, who will be solving the possible incidents exceeding the verification prerogatives of the county structures, or whenever necessary.
"We don't leave next days' tasks and responsibility to supervise the manner in which all necessary measures for ensuring the legality of the election process are implemented only at local level, but we'll also do it with an increased supervision on behalf of the ministry," Dragos Tudorache added.
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