Except from the immediate convening of the Parliamentary Institutions and Transparency Committee within a week, PASOK with a letter from the party committee Speaker of Parliament K. Tasulaproposes to set up a commission of inquiry.

As stated in the letter, its subject will be “the consideration of the case of violation of the confidentiality of communications of President PASOK – MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE and MEP Mr. Nikos Androulakis by the National Intelligence Service (ISIS) or other individuals or entities, a confirmed attempt to intercept his mobile phone using malware, its illegal use in Greece and the investigation into the liability of the Prime Minister, Mr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis, and any other person or entity. person involved.”

PASOK-KINAL notes that “the breach of confidentiality of the communications of President PASOK-KINIMATOS ALLAGIS and MEP Mr Nikos Androulakis by the Prime Minister’s National Intelligence Service (EYP), according to the Prime Minister’s own admission, as well as an attempt to hijack his mobile phone using malicious software by hitherto unknown perpetrators constitutes an affront to the fundamental principles and institutions of the State, as they affect at least the right to free and equal elections and the principle of a multi-party system.”

He also argues that “a multi-party system is not understood without the free internal functioning of each of the political parties that make up a multi-party system, and in addition, there is no freedom and equality in the formation of the will of the electorate, when the government and its subordinate public services, such as EYP, can know about political initiatives and consultations of other political formations and individuals before they take action. In other words, it is about undermining the functioning of the democratic state and destroying the basic guarantees of the rule of law.”