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Tuesday, February 13, 2007

ANTI-CORRUPTION BODY COMMENTS DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTION

18:32 hrs
12/02/2007

The local anti-corruption body, Transparency Solomon Islands commends the Director of Public Prosecution, Ronald Bei Talasasa for again laying charges against a government minister.

Charges against the minister for Commerce, Industry and Employment Peter Shanel were dropped last month by the acting Attorney General when she stood in for the DPP.

Minister Shanel has been charged for perverting the course of justice, misleading a police officer and misleading a public servant.

The charges were in relation to the issuing of an exemption order to allow suspended Attorney General Julian Moti to enter Solomon Islands without a passport or a travel document.

Transparency Solomon Islands accused the acting Attorney General of threatening the independence of the country's legal system.

TSI however says the DPP is protecting the legal system through his actions.

Meanwhile, the office of the Director of Public Prosecution has confirmed it has reactivated charges against the Commerce, Industry and Employment minister.

But the DDP's office says charges which the acting Attorney General had dropped against her own brother have not been reactivated based on a legal point.

Transparency Solomon Islands has claimed the actions of the acting Attorney General were now being treated by legal authorities as a case of misconduct in office.

SIBC News however could not confirm whether any such action is being taken.

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