Scandal in parliament: Rosary does not pass on secret writing for ten days!

Scandal in parliament: Rosary does not pass on secret writing for ten days!

Wien, Österreich - Son and a sensitive revelations related to the President of the National Council Walter Rosenkranz (FPÖ)! The Vienna public prosecutor has applied for the abolition of the immunity of three FPÖ MPs, namely Harald Stefan, Martin Graf and club director Norbert Nemeth. The suspicion: re -actuation! This is done in connection with its participation in a funeral in which a song was sung that was also used by the infamous SS. Nevertheless, the FPÖ defends this participation with the fact that it was a version of 1814 and that the song was the express request of the deceased, a fraternity. Sensational claims that go beyond the limits of the political argument! As the Krone , Rosenkranz received corresponding mail from the public prosecutor on November 20, but kept this information under closure for ten days. The parties only learned from the media from this explosive matter.

political reactions and demands for clarification

The reserved information policy of Rosenkranz has caused plenty of explosive in the political arena. ÖVP, SPÖ and Greens are now emphatically demanding an explanation. In particular, the constitutional spokesman for the ÖVP, Wolfgang Gerstl, calls for immediate clarification. He believes that otherwise you have to assume that Rosenkranz "completely failed or deliberately broken the rules of procedure in his office. The Greens are also outraged - club chairwoman Sigrid Maurer has the impression that Rosenkranz should not perform his role as a party policy actor, but as a neutral representative of the National Council. According to the rules of procedure, such inquiries must be assigned to the immunity committee immediately. A spokesman for Rosary explained that the request was finally forwarded promptly, but the parliamentary directorate confirmed that the letter only received the allegations last Friday in the law firm of the National Council.

This political discussion will certainly have further consequences, since not only the direct responsibility of Walter Rosary is to the test, but also the questions about the roots and practices within the FPÖ itself. The importance of education and transparency in such matters cannot be assessed high enough, as the orf underlined.