The decision to halt an investigation into suspected fraud by Prime
Minister Andrej Babiš and members of his family is legally binding, since
no one has lodged a complaint against it, a spokesman for the Prague State
Attorney’s Office announced on Wednesday. However, it may still be
reversed by the country’s Supreme State Attorney, Pavel Zeman, who has
three months to make a decision.
The anti-government protest movement A Million Moments for Democracy on
Wednesday urged the Prague State Attorney’s Office to make public the
full text of the decision. According to its leader Mikuláš Minář, the
movement still insists on Mr Babiš’s resignation. Another public protest
against the government is due to take place at Prague’s Letná plain on
November 16.