Riigikogu arutab Eesti-Rootsi vanglalepet

Riigikogu arutab Eesti-Rootsi vanglalepet

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Riigikogu to discuss Estonia-Sweden prison agreement

Riigikogu hakkab teisipäeval arutama lepingut Eesti ja Rootsi vahel. Selle järgi viiakse osa Rootsi vange Tartu vanglasse. Istung algab kell 10 ja saab seda vaadata ERR-i portaalis.
. Seetõttu otsustati . Plaanis on tuua Eestisse 600 välisvangi. . Valitsus kinnitas, et enne lepingu sõlmimist analüüsiti õiguslikke, majanduslikke ja julgeoleku küsimusi.
, et . Kui keegi siiski osutub ohtlikuks, saadetakse ta Rootsi tagasi.
koalitsioonis. Isamaa tahab, et lepingut üle vaadataks ja ratifitseerimist ei toimuks. Tartu piirkonna juht Kaspar Kokk ütles, et ja turvalisuse küsimused selged.
Kokk lisas, et kui leping põhjustab negatiivseid tagajärgi, saab Tartu linn ettepaneku leping lõpetada.
, et riik ei ole arvestanud kõiki kulusid. Prokuratuur ütleb, et välisvangid võivad teha kuritegusid, nagu praegused vangid. See nõuab kohtueelset uurimist ja lisakulusid. Lisaks on probleemiks ka keeletõlked, kuna rootsi ja araabia keele tõlkeid on vähe.
Ministeerium ütles, et kulusid on arvestatud rendihinna koostamisel ja lisaraha leitakse vajadusel.
ei pruugi , mis on üle 300 000 euro aastas. Kui tulu ei kata kulusid, tuleks leping mitte ratifitseerida.
Kui riigikogu lepingu ratifitseerib, viiakse esimesed välisvangid Tartu vanglasse järgmise aasta teises pooles.
The Riigikogu will discuss the agreement between Estonia and Sweden on Tuesday. According to it, some Swedish prisoners will be transferred to Tartu Prison. The session starts at 10 AM and can be watched on the ERR portal.
The number of prisoners in Estonia has decreased. Therefore, it was decided to rent out places in Tartu Prison. The plan is to bring 600 foreign prisoners to Estonia. Estonia will take care of prison infrastructure, staff, transport, medicine, and IT. The government confirmed that legal, economic, and security issues were analyzed before signing the agreement.
Interior Minister Igor Taro said that Estonia will not accept high-risk prisoners. If someone turns out to be dangerous, they will be sent back to Sweden.
The rental of Tartu Prison has caused disagreements in the coalition. Isamaa wants the agreement to be reviewed and not ratified. Tartu region leader Kaspar Kokk said that the city of Tartu must be involved, and security issues must be clear.
Kokk added that if the agreement causes negative consequences, the city of Tartu can propose to terminate it.
The Prosecutor's Office is concerned that the state has not accounted for all costs. The Prosecutor's Office says that foreign prisoners may commit crimes, like current prisoners. This requires pre-trial investigations and additional costs. Additionally, language translations are a problem, as there are few Swedish and Arabic translators.
The Ministry said that costs have been accounted for in setting the rental price, and additional funds will be found if needed.
According to the Tallinn Administrative Court, rental income may not cover the courts' additional costs, which exceed €300,000 per year. If income does not cover costs, the agreement should not be ratified.
If the Riigikogu ratifies the agreement, the first foreign prisoners will be transferred to Tartu Prison in the second half of next year.