There have been four whistleblower status requests since the whistleblower act was implemented, with two having been approved, Prime Minister Robert Abela said in response to a parliamentary question from Nationalist Party MP Graziella Attard Previ.

Attard Previ asked the Prime Minister to detail how many whistleblower status requests have been received and approved since the law was introduced and to break down the numbers year-by-year.

The Prime Minister said that there were two requests received in 2015, with one having been approved. He continued that there was one request in 2018, and another in 2024, with the request received in 2024 having been approved.

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