A number of people charged in connection to the hospitals concession, including Joseph Muscat, Konrad Mizzi, Keith Schembri, have called on the police commissioner to take criminal action against a forensic expert, the Times of Malta reports.

They called on the Commissioner to take action against Miroslava Milenović, one of the forensic experts appointed in the inquiry who testified in the court sitting on Wednesday. During testimony, she confirmed that after having studied for a five months accountancy course, she had become an accountant. She said that after the course she obtained an ACCA diploma. She further explained on Wednesday how her master's degree in political science, financing of terrorism and money laundering did not include any study-units on accountancy. Milenović had acknowledged that she does not currently hold a warrant to practice as an accountant. In recent years, she has shifted her focus from practicing accountancy to providing training. When concluding the cross-examination on Wednesday Milenović was asked why she had not disclosed her lack of an active warrant to the inquiring magistrate who appointed her as a forensic accountant, with her promptly responding that she is "an accountant."

The complainants asked the police commissioner to investigate the matter and to take action for a number of alleged crimes including perjury, malicious use of false documents, false declarations to a public authority, forgery and use of forged documents, obtaining money through false pretences, among others, the Times reports.

Lawyer Jason Azzopardi said on Facebook that Milenović had been an expert in the Egrant inquiry, and that Muscat had accepted her conclusions at the time