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Monica Macovei on corruption in the Romanian parliament

During her term in office the recently dismissed Romanian justice minister, Monica Macovei, pushed for a law that would make it possible to verify the income of members of parliament. Now the bill is being increasingly watered down. The ex-minister explains in an interview with Armand Gosu: "For example, the bill saw it as a conflict of interest for MPs to work as lawyers while in office. The MPs protested and this point was dropped. There are MPs who are lawyers at the same and possibly have rich clients. What guarantee does the public have that these MPs are not influencing the law on behalf of their clients?... But would you, as a politician, vote in favour of a law that requires you to reveal your salary and which could mean you lose your mandate? The European Commission welcomes the law, but if you had the choice would you put yourself or the EU first?"

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