CBA investigation

26th June 2009

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Results of an investigation into how the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) manages its real-estate has been obtained by the daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita.

The CBA is being accused of numerous errors by the PM’s Chancellery, such as the fact that six of its 10 offices are not permanent and that re-fitting various offices has landed the State Treasury with unnecessary costs.

The report was prepared at the beginning of the year, but is still yet to be officially published. ...

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