New strict secret clearance requirements for Special Services Committee members.
This draft resolution changes the rules for members of the parliamentary Special Services Committee. It introduces a requirement for access to strictly secret information, aiming to ensure the Committee's full capacity to oversee the services. This change does not directly affect citizens' daily lives but concerns internal Sejm procedures.
Key points
All candidates and current members of the Special Services Committee must obtain access to strictly secret information.
Lack of required strictly secret clearance will prevent membership or lead to loss of membership in the Committee.
The goal is to ensure the Committee can effectively oversee special services with full access to necessary information.
Status:
In Progress
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