Instead of a reform of the prosecutor's office, there are dismissals in the team that prepared it

The Commission for the Codification of the Judiciary and Prosecutor's Office has completed a draft law reforming the prosecutor's office, aiming to reduce its dependence on the Minister of Justice and streamline its structure. Recently, three key members were dismissed from the commission, raising concerns about the future of the reform. The commission's chair confirmed that the composition is being evaluated for new tasks, but the lack of progress on implementing transitional provisions has led to skepticism about the reform's viability. Many prosecutors believe that the recent dismissals indicate a shift towards a less independent commission, potentially undermining the reform efforts.