JusMin Toader: Constitutional loyalty excludes any action or inaction likely to affect activity of a parliamentary committee

Minister of Justice Tudorel Toader, in the context of discussions triggered by the National Anti-corruption Directorate chief Laura Codruta Kovesi's failure to show up at the hearings of the parliamentary committee of inquiry into the presidential elections of 2009, said that constitutional loyalty excludes any such action or inaction likely to interfere with the activity of a parliamentary committee. 

"Constitutional loyalty, which translates through someone's observance of the constitutional rules, principles and values, excludes any such action or inaction that is likely to interfere with the activity of a parliamentary committee!", Tudorel Toader wrote on Facebook on Monday. 

On August 4, Tudorel Toader sent a letter to the parliamentary committee of inquiry into the presidential elections of 2009, saying that he will take an official stand regarding the DNA chief's failure to come up to the hearings, as soon as the deadline for her written response expires and also reminded that he asked the Judiciary Inspection to check into the managerial efficiency at DNA.

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