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| 15.11.200911:07 (GMT) | It might be an infringement of the law by conducting and supervising the sales process and the Gdynia Shipyard and Szczecin New Shipyard, Poland’s National Security Bureau (Biuro Bezpieczenstwa Narodowego—BBN) report says, daily Dziennik reports. According to the BBN, the collapse of the yard sale should also be explained in terms of a possible failure to comply with the obligations before the leadership of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) of Poland.
The BBN stated that on October 13, National Security Bureau chief Alexander Szczyglo had asked the Secretary of the College for Security Services Jacek Cichocki for an assessment of the ABW activities in the sale of property of Gdynia Shipyard SA and Szczecin Shipyard Nowa Sp. Ltd. The BBN prepared the analysis of documents sent in early October by the Central Anticorruption Bureau to the highest authorities - and from the facts revealed to the public on irregularities in the process of selling the assets of the yard it arises that there might have been an infringement of the law by conducting and supervising of the process of yards sale.
According to BBN, the nature of the violations indicates the possibility of crime. "Therefore there is a need to explain the role of the Internal Security Agency in the yard sale." The reports underlines that "there is no doubt that the processes of sales (privatization, changes in ownership) of strategic sectors of the national economy remain within the framework of the ABW charter”. BBN maintains that therefore, if the CBA (Central Anticorruption Bureau) information about yard sales are not factual justification, ABW must submit a notice of exceeding its powers by the Head of CBA. Since the ABW has not reported such notice at due moment, it seems reasonable therefore to ascertain that the head of CBA was correct. "Therefore, the collapse of the yard sale should also be explained in terms of a possible failure to comply with Article. 231 of the Penal Code by the management of ABW", says the BBN report.
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