Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has returned for further debate to parliament some of the provisions of the Law on Military Intelligence, adopted by MEPs on October 1. The President vetoed the regulations that read head of the office could become only a military person on active duty and having higher military rank. The President also does not agree with the requirement that the professional experience of the head of the Military Intelligence must be acquired in the army or the structures of the government, represented in the Security Council to the Government. Newly-introduced restrictions are ungrounded and should be removed, says President Plevneliev.