Anti-Corruption Committee, Investigative Committee currently  investigating more than dozen cases related to violations at ENA -  Interim Manager

ArmInfo.  The Anti-Corruption Committee and the Investigative Committee are currently investigating more than a dozen cases related to violations  at the Electric Networks of Armenia CJSC.  Romanos Petrosyan, the  company's interim manager, told journalists on November 13.

He stated that legal assessments will be given to all of these cases.  Many of these facts were simply concealed by ENA. Petrosyan  emphasized that if the Public Regulatory Commission decides to revoke  ENA's electricity distribution license, the provisions of the Law on  Energy will be enforced. "For me personally, as the company's interim  manager, it became clear after just a few days that the situation,  which had been concealed from the Public Services Regulatory  Commission and other monitoring structures for a long period of time,  had led to a crisis. As a result, the head of the PSRC had to launch  proceedings against ENA and take precautionary  measures, including  appointing an interim manager," Petrosyan said. He added that his  assumption about the possibility of revoking the company's license is  based on violations uncovered during inspections.

In response to a question about the parliamentary opposition  appealing to the Constitutional Court regarding the constitutionality  of the adopted package of laws, which actually aim to nationalize  ENA, Petrosyan noted that the Constitutional Court will consider the  matter on December 16. However, until the Constitutional Court makes  a decision, no one has the right to claim the current process is  unconstitutional. "Let's wait for the Court's decision, and then  we'll see," the company's interim manager said.