A state inspector will be elected at the Parliament’s plenary sitting today. MPs will vote for two candidates - Londa Toloraia and Valeri Lomuashvili.

The lawmakers were discussing the candidacies of Toloraia and Lomuashvili at the sitting of the Human Rights Committee during two hours yesterday. The majority of the committee members supported Londa Toloraia, who currently serves as head of the Human Rights Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

A state inspector will be elected for a term of 6 years. The State Institute's Office is an independent investigative mechanism tasked with investigating the crimes committed by law enforcers. The State Institute's Office will be launched from July 1 under the Personal Data Protection Inspector's Office.