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According to him, A. Guščius, as a representative of the army, assisted the ESSC in logistics. The sole founder of the Crisis Management Training Center, who won the acquisition of this center for the preparation and implementation of the Medical Resources and Logistics Management Program and staff training, is the wife of A. Gusčius, Indrė Guščiuvienė. The major does not see a conflict of interest, the Lithuanian army is clarifying the situation.
According to the Central Procurement Portal, the ESSC signed a contract with the Crisis Management Training Center, a public body established a few months ago, at the end of October last year. The value of the contract is almost 10,000. EUR excluding VAT.
A. Guščius assured the portal that he had not participated in ESSC staff activities since the end of the summer. The ESSC confirmed that both he and his wife conducted the training.
“I got a call that we wanted to organize such trainings and if I could do it. This is how those trainings were carried out, “he said.
According to A. Guščis, soldiers in professional military service are not prohibited from providing training services. In 2015, the Constitutional Court has clarified that soldiers in professional military service are prohibited from working in any work that is not pedagogical or creative.
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