The Ministry of Internal Affairs responded to the accusations regarding the E-Sigur System, emphasizing that the platform is not blocked and that its implementation requires time and resources.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) issued a statement to correct erroneous information about the E-Sigur System, following accusations made by Cătălin Drulă. MAI emphasized that the system is not blocked, but is in the technical integration stage. Implementing a national traffic monitoring system requires more than just the existence of video cameras, including infrastructure, algorithms, and cybersecurity. Local authorities have installed various equipment, and MAI is working on standardizing them to ensure compliance with necessary standards.

MAI explained that a draft emergency ordinance initiated by Minister Cătălin Predoiu will allow for the automatic processing of offenses, digitizing the interaction between police officers and offenders. This system will facilitate large-scale automatic sanctioning, improving the efficiency and accuracy of legal processes. MAI mentioned that, currently, automatic sanctions have already been applied and that the E-Sigur system has processed over 30,000 offenses.

In conclusion, MAI emphasized that the implementation of the system is being done responsibly, in accordance with the legislation, and that it will not sacrifice legality for political pressures. Public consultation for the E-Sigur project is open, and MAI continues to collaborate with local authorities to ensure a modern and efficient road system.