Sotir Tsatsarov Resigns as Head of Counter-Corruption Commission
Sofia, January 13 (BTA) - The Couner-Corruption and Unlawfully Acquired Assets Forfeiture  Commission (CCUAA) announced Thursday that its chairman, Sotir  Tsatsarov, indents to tender his resignation next week before the  competent Parliamentary Committee.  
 
 Tsatsarov, who served as the previous prosecutor general, will request  his term to be terminated early, from March 1, as this is the date the  report on the Commission's work is to be adopted by the legislature. 
 
 Before it transpired that Tsatsarov intends to come down, the competent  committee - the parliamentary committee for prevention and countering  corruption - decided to send questions to him regarding the work of his  commission and possibly to hold a hearing of Tsatsarov himself at its  next meeting. 
 
 During the committee meeting, MP Georgi Georgiev (There Is Such a  People) read out questions he wants to ask the CCUAA chief. They were  about the size of the property that has been forfeited by a court since  2013 based on claims by the CCUAA and what has been contributed to the  public purse. More MPs said they have questions to Tsatsarov about the  work of his commission.  DT/LN///

 
 
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