Ian Kelly, Former US Ambassador to Georgia, has responded to Georgian authorities' move to abolish the State Inspector's Service on Twitter.
''The message is clear: by marginalizing or abolishing all checks against its executive power, the Georgian gov’t aspires to one-party rule. It’s no wonder Georgia’s friends have begun to doubt the gov’t’s Euro-Atlantic bona fides,'' Ian Kelly tweeted.
The U.S. Embassy in Georgia also said in its statement that ''the ruling party undermined government accountability by abolishing the State Inspector Service.''
By the decision of the parliament of Georgia, the State Inspectors Service will cease to function on 1 March 2022.
