Agenții Serviciilor de Informații Externe ar putea avea dreptul legal de a-și cerceta penal colegii. Proiectul de lege, adoptat de Camera Deputaților

A proposed law, already passed by the Chamber of Deputies, allows certain officers of the Romanian Foreign Intelligence Service (SIE) to conduct criminal investigations into their military colleagues. This initiative aims to address a legal gap identified by the Military Prosecutor's Office, which has hindered the prosecution of military personnel. The law stipulates that designated SIE officers must meet specific criteria, including legal education and no prior disciplinary actions. The proposal has faced criticism, including a negative opinion from the Economic and Social Council, which argues that intelligence services should not engage in criminal investigations. The project is now set for a vote in the Senate.