Decisions of the Independent Qualification Commission: 805 in total, out of which:
* 268 dismissals; Following decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber, 19 dismissal decisions of the IQC were modified into confirmations, 1 dismissal decision was modified into suspension from office, 2 dismissal decisions were reversed into terminations and 5 such decisions were modified into terminations due to other reasons.
* 367 confirmations in duty; Following decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber, 39 of such confirmation decisions of the IQC were modified into dismissals, 2 confirmation decisions were modified into suspensions from office, and 1 confirmation decision was overruled into termination due to resignation.
* 162 decisions on termination of the vetting proceeding, out of which 113 due to resignation and 48 due to other reasons. Following decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber, 1 termination due to resignation decision was reversed into termination and 2 such decisions were modified to terminations due to other reasons, and 3 terminations due to other reasons were modified to the prohibition of appointment of the assessee as a judge or prosecutor of any level, a member of the High Judicial Council or High Prosecutorial Council, High Inspector of Justice or General Prosecutor, for a period of 15 years.
* 8 decisions of suspension from office. After the School of Magistrates training, 6 suspension decisions were afterwards taken by the Independent Qualification Commission on confirmation in duty and following decision of the Special Appeal Chamber, 1 of such decisions was modified into confirmation.
Appeals filed by the assessees and the Public Commissioners (PCs): 412 in total, out of which:
* 295 filed by assessees;
* 121 filed by the PCs (4 out which were also filed by the assessees);
* 100 of the above appeals are still pending.
Decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber (SAC): 312, out of which:
* 230 upholding IQC decisions, including the decision after being reopened in the merits pursuant to article 494 Civil Procedure Code and resulted in a different vetting outcome.
* 82 deciding total or partial modification/overruling/termination based on Article 4.6 of the vetting law of IQC decisions, among which in particular:
on 39 occasions the SAC modified confirmation decisions of the IQC and dismissed the assessees;
on 20 occasions the SAC modified 18 dismissal decisions of the IQC and 1 suspension decision and confirmed the assessees in duty;
* on 3 occasions the SAC modified 1 dismissal decision and 2 confirmation decisions of the IQC and suspended the assessees from office for a one-year period with the obligation to attend the training program by the School of the Magistrates.
Final decisions (following exhaustion of national judicial remedies): 701, out of which:
* 314 confirmations;
* 217 dismissals;
* 170 terminations (out of which 112 due to resignations).
**Overview of the activity of vetting bodies until 30 December 2024**
Decisions of the Independent Qualification Commission: 805 in total, out of which:
* 268 dismissals; Following decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber, 16 dismissal decisions of the IQC were modified into confirmations, 1 dismissal decision was modified into suspension from office, 1 dismissal decision was reversed into termination and 5 such decisions were modified into terminations due to other reasons.
* 367 confirmations in duty; Following decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber, 38 of such confirmation decisions of the IQC were modified into dismissals, 2 confirmation decisions were modified into suspensions from office, and 1 confirmation decision was overruled into termination due to resignation.
* 162 decisions on termination of the vetting proceeding, out of which 113 due to resignation and 48 due to other reasons. Following decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber, 1 termination due to resignation decision was reversed into termination and 2 such decisions were modified to terminations due to other reasons, and 3 terminations due to other reasons were modified to the prohibition of appointment of the assessee as a judge or prosecutor of any level, a member of the High Judicial Council or High Prosecutorial Council, High Inspector of Justice or General Prosecutor, for a period of 15 years.
* 8 decisions of suspension from office. After the School of Magistrates training, 6 suspension decisions were afterwards taken by the Independent Qualification Commission on confirmation in duty and following decision of the Special Appeal Chamber, 1 of such decisions was modified into confirmation.
Appeals filed by the assessees and the Public Commissioners (PCs): 412 in total, out of which:
* 295 filed by assessees;
* 121 filed by the PCs (4 out which were also filed by the assessees);
* 122 of the above appeals are still pending.
Decisions of the Special Appeal Chamber (SAC): 290, out of which:
* 213 upholding IQC decisions, including the decision after being reopened in the merits pursuant to article 494 Civil Procedure Code and resulted in a different vetting outcome.
* 77 deciding total or partial modification/overruling/termination based on Article 4.6 of the vetting law of IQC decisions, among which in particular:
on 38 occasions the SAC modified confirmation decisions of the IQC and dismissed the assessees;
on 17 occasions the SAC modified 16 dismissal decisions of the IQC and 1 suspension decision and confirmed the assessees in duty;
* on 3 occasions the SAC modified 1 dismissal decision and 2 confirmation decisions of the IQC and suspended the assessees from office for a one-year period with the obligation to attend the training program by the School of Magistrates.
Final decisions (following exhaustion of national judicial remedies): 679, out of which:
* 309 confirmations;
* 201 dismissals;
* 169 terminations (out of which 112 due to resignations).