The State Treasury (STT) has contacted the leadership of the Seimas following the identification of potential risks and alleged violations that the parliamentarians are advised to review. Speaking to journalists after the meeting, L. Pernavas outlined the operational scope of the agency.
Pernavas explained that the service continuously receives information pertaining to various types of corruption risks or alleged violations. According to its established mandate, the stt is tasked with assessing whether these reported instances constitute a criminal act under the provisions of criminal law. The director further clarified the agency’s procedural boundaries.
If the initial assessment does not reveal sufficient evidence of a criminal offense, the law grants the service the authority to transmit the information to the relevant specialized institution for independent review. This action, he confirmed, is precisely what transpired in the current case. The specific area of concern prompting the STT’s inquiry involves potential irregularities connected to the recruitment processes within the Seimas.
The agency has therefore formally requested clarification regarding these staffing procedures. The communication underscores the STT’s role as an investigative body that acts within defined legal parameters, ensuring that potential misconduct is directed to the appropriate authority for final determination.
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