The Minister of Justice wants to change the law. He wants lawyers, journalists, and officials to have the right not to provide information.
Professional secrecy already exists. This means that certain professions can refrain from providing information. The minister says that professional secrecy is too narrow.
The minister wants to introduce official privilege. Official privilege means that certain professions can refrain from providing information.
The head of the Bar Association says that lawyers and their clients are facing problems. The minister says that the state should seek information on its own.
The prosecutor says that the change in the law is good. He says that prosecutors now have to do more work.
The prosecutor says they don't have more money. They have to reorganize their work. He says that resources are important.