The TAP Inquiry Committee will be entitled to a separate room for access to documents

The chairman of the commission explained that the Assembly of the Republic did not have certified software that guarantees the “security levels” required to examine the documents, and it was decided to provide a room that PCP MP Bruno Diaz dubbed the “room of secret things.” “- with 10 computers so that authorized people can access them.

However, Seguro Sánchez said efforts would begin from Friday to declassify all documents where it is possible to do so, in what the president said would be a “significant set of documents.”

During the discussion on this topic, BE MP Mariana Mortagua expressed her concerns about ensuring that all parliamentary groups have access to these terminals, as well as the availability of numbers and the corresponding timetable, concerns that PSD MP Hugo Ram was associated with.

Although the topic of the hearings was first on the agenda, the president decided to start with a statement on the status of requests for documentation.

Seguro Sánchez said most of the documents have already been delivered to Parliament – there are still about 20 requests to be answered, however 100 of them have been classified by the organizations.

The TAP Inquiry Panel will hear 60 people and hearings will begin next week, with IGF, former Administrator Alexandra Reis, Executive Chairman and Chairman of the Board of Directors among the first six.

According to socialist Jorge Seguro Sánchez, chairman of the parliamentary commission investigating the political tutelage of the TAP leadership, the first six hearings will take place in the next three weeks, with the order yet to be determined according to contacts with individuals. who will be heard.

In addition to Inspector General of Finance António Ferreira dos Santos, former Gov. Alexandra Reis, Executive Chairman Christine Urmier-Widener, Chairman of the Board of Directors Manuel Beja join this first group, which starts to be heard from next week Financial Administrator Gonzalo Pires and CMVM President Luis Laginha de Souza.

The 60 requests for hearings from various parties sitting on the committee were accepted during the meeting, but subsequently the MPs who make up the table and the coordinators were given the opportunity to decide behind closed doors which of the six names would be heard first.

Among the inquiries by the parties there are several names that are repeated in all inquiries, among them TAP Executive President, Chairman of the Board of Directors Manuel Beja, former Administrator and former Governor Alexandra Reis, former Minister Pedro Nuno Santos and currently in charge of finance Fernando Medina.

The party with the most requests was the SDP with 43 members, while P.S. had the shortest lists. and Chegi.