Calls for Reform in Chief Justice Appointment Process
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In brief
- Civil society group Repubblika has called for reforms to the Chief Justice appointment process.
- The call comes after the recent general election.
- Concerns were raised about the need for a Chief Justice in Malta.
Civil society organisation Repubblika has urged for reforms in the process by which the Chief Justice is appointed. This call follows the recent general election, highlighting ongoing discussions about judicial appointments.
MaltaToday reported on Repubblika's specific demand for changes to the appointment mechanism. Separately, NET News noted that despite the election having concluded, the country still requires a Chief Justice, underscoring the importance of filling the judicial post.
The calls reflect broader concerns regarding the independence and transparency of high-level judicial appointments in Malta.
The Spin Room
Low media divide. MaltaToday reported on Repubblika's specific call for reform in the Chief Justice appointment process, while NET News highlighted the general need for a Chief Justice post-election.