The procedure has begun to abolish the body tasked with coordinating the intelligence agencies, which has not held a session over the past two years even though by law it has to hold at least one every three months.
Because there has been no session, the ex-officio membership roster hasn’t even been updated. Consequently, on paper, alongside former DPM Grubi, former caretaker PM Talat Xhaferi, former DefMin Slavjanka Petrovska, and former Foreign Minister Bujar Osmani, as well as three former heads of the secret services — Zarko Miloshevski, Erolld Musliu, and Nikola Kiskoski — still figure as members.
The only current official is Toshkovski, who was Interior Minister back then as well. On Monday, Parliament’s Committee on Defense voted in favor of adopting the law repealing the Law on Coordination of Security Agencies, which will terminate the Council’s mandate.