Referring to the provisions of the Constitution, the Rules of Procedure of Parliament, as well as the law governing the activities Communication Privacy OfficePlenum Scientific Council of the Parliament finds that the choice of Mr. Hr., supported by all the opposition, was wrong. Ranmu to request that a secret meeting of the Committee on Institutions and Transparency be convened to brief its members on matters within the purview of the Office.

“Letters from the President of ADAE to the Chairman of the Committee on Institutions and Transparency should have been addressed to the Chairman of Parliament. Their notification to the Chairman of the Committee on Institutions and Transparency is the competence and duty of the Chairman of the Parliament,” the letter from the Academic Council reads, as stated in the letter from Mr. K. Mavriy, Professor Emeritus of the Faculty of Law of the University of Athens and President of the Council. At the same time, it is noted that information, on the basis of the relevant law, is provided by the President of ADAE “individually, by the Chairman of Parliament, leaders of parties represented in Parliament, and the Minister of Justice on issues of declassifying messages.”

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At the same time, it is added that parliamentary committees have the right to be convened for a meeting by their chairman, the chairman of parliament, the government or two-fifths (2/5) of their members. “Therefore, no one else has the right to ask or even lead the convening of a meeting of the Chamber committee, and even more so, has no right to indicate the way it works (for example, whether its meeting will be publicly known or secret),” the Academic Council emphasized. Mr. Rammos’ suggestion “to notify the members of the Committee of the document” was also wrong, it is recalled that no one “appears in Parliament without being asked to communicate anything orally or in writing.” and added that “reports are delivered to the chairman “Parliament.