Because too much is required for simple prints in the town hall in Waidhofen and one of the YBBS in Lower Austria, a citizen demands that the entire city council is reported for Niet -Fault. Municipal supervision has started procedure.
In the dispute about the community finances, Waidhofen literally goes over the small print on the YBBS. Because too much is required for simple black -white copies in the town hall. At the end of the year, the costs of black -white copy in A4 size were increased to 80 cents in the city council.
“Much cheaper in the Bundewaltungsgericht”
This is now too high for Hannes Ehrenbrandtner. The teacher of the upper Austrian Steyr, who had not only organized countless demos in his hometown, but also had to be accompanied by the police during a meeting of the district farmers in Waidhofen in Waidhofen, therefore asks Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner to send the community supervision to the statutar. His reason: in the Federal Administrative Court, a copy of only 30 cents per file.
“Forced position of the parties is being exploited”
But not only that: the production costs for election lists are also much too high at 67 euros (without a data carrier) or 80 euros (with a data carrier). “Here, the forced position of the parties and groups that need the election lists for collecting statements of support and information from voters to vote,” the activist emphasizes.
Mayor Werner Krammer confirms that a procedure is already being processed. That is why he does not want to comment on it at the moment. The chief of the city only had so much to generate: “The rates for the production of election lists and copies or prints in our community were determined to the best of its knowledge.”
Does it end in a criminal complaint?
This does not change for Ehrenbrandtner: he is convinced that the procedure ends in a criminal complaint and not only against the mayor and the director of the city office, but against all members of the local council who “only fell of the costs like a pure Ja-Sager”. He would participate in a criminal proceedings as a private participant.
Source: Krone
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