Parliament discusses three proposals for appointing criminal investigators amid anti-corruption powers extension.

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The Cypriot Parliament is discussing the expansion of powers for the Independent Authority Against Corruption to include the appointment of criminal investigators.
This discussion comes in the wake of a report concerning alleged mafia-like state activities.
Three legislative proposals related to this issue have been submitted by political parties, including DISY and ALMA.
The Justice Ministry's Director General expressed the government's intent to introduce a bill granting investigative powers to the Authority.
Appointments of criminal investigators are anticipated to occur soon following the ongoing legislative discussions.

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