Livakovic was accused by former HAC chief financial officer Josip Sapunar, who was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the case.
In the wake of Sapunar's deposition, it is believed that Livakovic will also be questioned by the USKOK anti-corruption office, Hina learned unofficially.
According to unofficial sources, Sapunar confessed to handing over to state sectaries at the Transport Ministry, headed by Bozidar Kalmeta at the time relevant to the case, money which HAC subcontractors had been paying into an Austrian bank account of Remorker International, a Czech company owned by Igor Premilovac of Croatia.
Thirty-eight million kuna was allegedly siphoned from HAC in that way, which investigators found out after uncovering that HRK 32 million had been siphoned through Remorker from the Croatian Chamber of Commerce.
In February 2004, aside from being a state secretary in Kalmeta's ministry, Livakovic was appointed chair of HAC's supervisory board.
(EUR 1 = HRK 7.6)