The Czech National Security Office has concluded its investigation into Filip Turek, a government envoy, regarding a March disclosure of confidential information pertaining to anti-Russia sanctions. The investigation determined that Turek did not misuse the information in a way that harmed Czech interests. Turek, who also holds the honorary position of President of Motorists, retains his lowest level of security clearance. He has no current plans to apply for a higher security vetting level. The disclosed information concerned details about sanctions imposed on Russia, which Turek was not authorized to know. The outcome of the investigation suggests the leak, while a breach of protocol, did not compromise national security. No further action will be taken against Turek.