Head of KNAB's operations department applies for anti-corruption bureau chief post
Renārs Reiniks, head of the operational activities department at Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB), has applied to lead the agency, while acting chief Ineta Cīrule will not run.

Renārs Reiniks, who heads the Operational Activities Department at Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB), has entered the competition for the bureau's top leadership post. KNAB representatives confirmed the news to the LETA news agency.
Meanwhile, Ineta Cīrule, who currently serves as acting head of KNAB and is also deputy chief for investigative matters, has not applied and will not take part in the competition.
Reiniks currently leads one of the bureau's key units, responsible for carrying out operational activities in the detection and investigation of corruption cases.
The competition for KNAB's leadership was launched due to the need to appoint a new permanent head of the bureau. Cīrule had been running the agency in an acting capacity, but she has chosen not to seek the permanent position.
The source report does not provide further details on the competition process or on whether other candidates have applied for the post.


