The head of the antimonopoly office, Mlsna, lost his clearance, his chances of defending his position have fallen

The National Security Office (NBÚ) has revoked the security clearance of Petr Mlsna, head of the Office for the Protection of Competition (ÚOHS). This decision affects his chances of retaining his position as his six-year term ends on December 2. The government announced a selection process for the new head of the antimonopoly office, with applications due by November 18. Mlsna's clearance was crucial for his credibility when he took office, and its revocation occurred just a week after it expired.