The parliamentary committee of inquiry (CPI) to the mandates of Luís Neves as national director of the Judiciary Police, forced by the Aquida, will be chaired by that party and composed of 25 deputies, without BE and PAN.
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30/09/2026
by
Lusa
O draft deliberation presented by the president of the Assembly of the Republic stipulates that the CPI will be chaired by the Aquida and the first and second vice-presidencies will be assumed by PS and PSD, respectively.
The initiative was adopted with the abstention of the NAP and the votes in favour of the other benches and single Members.
The CPI will be composed of 25 effective deputies, distributed according to the parliamentary representativeness: eight of the PSD, five of the Aquida, five of the PS, two of the IL, two of the Livre, one of the PCP, one of the CDS-PP and one of the JPP. These parties, with the exception of the JPP which has only one elected, may indicate alternate members.
The sole members of the PAN and BE will not be represented in this survey for “evaluation of the intervention of Luís Neves as director of the Judicial Police during all his mandates (2018-2026) and possible responsibility of the members of the Government who appointed and protected him”.
The Aquida has not yet indicated the deputy who will chair this committee of inquiry and, questioned by Lusa, official source of the party said only that this information will be released “as soon as it is closed”.
In accordance with the Legal Rules of Parliamentary Inquiries “the members of the committee shall take office before the President of the Assembly of the Republic until the 15th day following the publication in the Diary of the Assembly of the Republic of the resolution or of the request determining the conduct of the inquiry”, starting work immediately thereafter.