At this stage, the members of the government do not consider necessary the creation of an investigative commission in the Parliament. They think that the investigative agency should be able to investigate the case.

According to the Ministers, there is no reason for distrust and if additional questions emerge, the legislature will decide on the creation of the Commission itself.

"I think that the Parliament will not allow any kind of harm to its interests in any form." As soon as some results of the investigations are presented, stricter conclusions can be made, "- said Gigla Agulashvili, Minister of Environment and Natural Resources.

According to the Minister of Culture and Monument Protection, the investigation must be completed and if the question marks remain, then the issue can be discussed .