Eden Bisman (Photo: Kobi Gideon, GPO)
The Movement for the Quality of Government calls for an immediate end to the term of office of the Deputy Director General of the Prime Minister’s Office, Adv. Eden Bizman, on the grounds of an improper state of affairs.
The movement turned to the prime minister and the state comptroller, demanding that they terminate Bizman’s tenure, following information received after the movement’s request for freedom of information regarding the cooling-off period that has not been completed since he was in the state comptroller’s office.
If the demand is accepted, his new appointment as Prime Minister Bennett’s chief of staff will be called into question, which would be another blow to the senior bureau.
“In this case, it is the Prime Minister’s Office – which heads the entire executive branch, which is the central audit object of the State Comptroller’s Office, and after the Attorney General of the State Comptroller’s Office revealed in his opinion that Adv.
“The State Comptroller Law stipulates a cooling-off period of two years in favor of the transfer of an employee from the State Comptroller’s Office to an audited body. .
As you may recall, as first reported in Srugim, Bisman replaced Tal Gan Zvi, who resigned last week.
Bisman has been serving as Deputy Director General of the Prime Minister’s Office for about a year, and in his previous position he served as Deputy Director General of the Office of the State Comptroller and Ombudsman. He previously served as chief of staff and as a senior adviser to the education minister, while Prime Minister Bennett served in the post.
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