
A bold institutional response to a challenge that concerns not only our country, the Prime Minister described, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, bill for follow up during the discussion of the bill on EYP and malware in Parliament.
“Yesterday is in the hands of justice, which we fully trust to clarify this matter,” he said and added that tomorrow is in our hands and no one has an excuse not to vote on the bill in principle.
Denouncing “a weekly series of misfortunes involving a number of individuals,” the prime minister stressed that “harmonization of national security principles and individual rights is required.”
“Everyone has money, but never published any evidence to support this claim,” he said and added: “I did not expect anything else from those who created courtesy of Novartis“.
Claims without any evidence
He even talked about accusations.”without any proof especially in conditions when citizens have other priorities”, characterized as “last step in suffering» involvement of the name of General Floros. “Party interest ends where I begin my patriotic duty,” he stressed. And after he said “Enough”pointed out that “justice will do its job and find a solution.”
Then with reference to the publisher-journalist Kostas Vaksevaniswithout naming him, said that “the national slanderer is now thinking about how to reveal his true goal, which is nothing but the reality of the elections”, adding that “Mr. Tsipras will want to find a way to justify his defeat”. same time, “you will continue to poison the political climate,” he said.
Why did you change the Criminal Code 5 days before the elections?
“Why do you insist on associating legitimate attachments with malware?” Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras asked, and continued: “What other sightings were made in your days besides Mr. Pichiorla?” Pegasus software active since 2016? Has it been used to hack into the phones of your political opponents? Why did you change the law and remove the second EEM prosecutor in 2018? And you also have a great clarification from 2018, and you wrote that “national security related is top secret.” I will not read the position of the head of ND. I’ll tell you what Mr. Alivisatos says, why you did it. “There was also a prosecutor who was fired by SYRIZA because then there was a prosecutor who rejected the requests sent to him by Mr. Rubatis.” Read it. And you, Mr. Katrinis,” he said.
And the Prime Minister continued: “We understand that Mr. Rubatis sends requests, we removed him from the post of the second prosecutor. And you point your finger at us and get mad now. Perhaps your nervousness interferes with my next question.
Immediately after that, he emphasized: “I’m moving on to the most important issue. Instead of telling tales, listen to my own questions: why do you insist on linking legitimate attachments to other illegal software?” And continued: ‘Why, 5 days before the 2019 election, you changed the criminal code to make wiretapping a criminal offense ?
“Who did you retroactively rehabilitate and who were allowed to continue their activities – at some point, Mr. Tsipras, you will apologize for this criminal code,” he said and recalled that after the defeat of SYRIZA in the European elections, Mr. Tsipras announced national elections, but “you left parliament open for a week to vote on the penal code bill.” “How many more sins have you washed away with this new penal code? What else will we find?
He even invited President SYRIZA to read his spy novels. John Le Carréwho said: “Repetition turns a lie into a fact on which a new lie is built.”
Elections will be held on time
“The government has done its duty, it has seen the problem, it is solving it. Institutionally. If you downvote, you are essentially saying no to the EYP update. You say “no” to transparency and the prohibition of malware,” the prime minister said and added: “We are objectively in the pre-election period. We are separated by several months. The political calendar is already denser, no need to add even more toxicity to it. I will insist on dialogue about big and important things, and not about small and hypocritical things.”
“The elections will be held on time and we will win them. I don’t know if conspiracy theories will survive the next day, Mr. Tsipras, it would be good not to trample our democracy into the dirt,” he stressed.
7 areas of the oversight bill
Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, emphasized that “we are not a country in some neutral point”, noting that it is in the neighborhood with various dangers and has multifaceted challenges around it. He referred to the universal ban on the management and marketing of malware and introduced sections of the bill.
“THEN 1st cut we are talking about what the characteristics of the EMP will be – it can only be a diplomat or a high-ranking officer,” he said and, turning to Mr. Tsipras, said: “Neither journalists, nor private managers …”. OUR 2nd cut is that there is a “harder definition of the concept of national security”, and 3rd cut is that “for every legal removal of privacy, additional control filters are installed”, and if it concerns political figures, there must be the approval of the chairman of parliament. OUR 4th cut is that “information about who is under legal supervision will be made after 3 years”. OUR 5th cut is “the same protocol that abolishes the currently valid but mandatory storage – without time limit – of files.” They will be kept for 6 months after the end of business, however the file will be kept for ten years. FROM 6th cut “The use of malicious software by any individual is completely prohibited”, the punishment will be up to 10 years in prison. “Only the state will be able to purchase such software,” he added. OUR 7th cut it’s about bringing together all the relevant structures that are now scattered – “and we include 12 EU privacy directives.”
Source: Kathimerini

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