All former, newly elected, and re-elected members of the House of Representatives have submitted the required declarations of their personal and professional assets, the House of Representatives stated in an announcement on Tuesday.
As stated in the announcement, pursuant to Article 4(3) of the relevant law, the declarations may be made public by posting them on the official website of the Special Parliamentary Committee in stages, within 30 days of the date of their submission.
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The Parliament’s announcement follows reports in the daily press based on posts on the website of the Special Parliamentary Committee on Financial Disclosure.
Earlier, reports indicated that the asset declarations of 33 members of Parliament for 2026 had been made public, while Anita Dimitriou, Speaker of the House, also updated her own declaration for 2026. Thus, the total number of financial disclosure statements made public for 2026 now stands at 34.
The members of Parliament whose 2026 disclosures have been made public are as follows: Prodromos Alambritis, Andreas Apostolou, Adamos Aspris, Giannakis Gabriel, Theodoulitsa Drousiotou, Argentoula Ioannou, Sotiris Ioannou, George Karaiskakis, George Koukoumas, Nicoletta Konstantinou, Konstantinos Konstantinou, Panikos Leonidou, George Lysandridis, Odysseas Michaelides, Dimitris Baros, Marina Nikolaou, Panikos Xiourouppas, George Pamporidis, Savia Orfanidou, Chrysis Pantelidis, Linos Papagiannis, Andreas Pasiourtidis, Chrysanthos Savvidis, Marios Pelekanos, Fotini Tsiridou, Valentinos Fakontis, Michalis Fellas, Irini Charalambidou, Anastasia Hasikou, Linos Ioannis Hatzigeorgiou, Ephraim Christou, Christos Christou, Christos Christofides, and Anita Dimitriou.
The House of Representatives clarifies that the failure to post a statement does not mean that it has not been submitted, as publication may take place in stages within the statutory deadline.
Source: CNA
