Elisabeth Schwetz as the new prosecutor: A look at her career

Elisabeth Schwetz as the new prosecutor: A look at her career

The FPÖ has made an interesting decision: Elisabeth Schwetz, currently district chairwoman of Wels-Land, was nominated as a candidate for the public prosecutor. This announcement was made in a press release on Thursday. Schwetz follows in the footsteps of Walter Rosenkranz, who was recently elected President of the National Council. Your proposal must now be discussed in the next meeting of the National Council for the final confirmation.

The 42-year-old lawyer stands out in particular through her extensive experience in administrative law. The FPÖ boss Herbert Kickl estimates Schwetz's commitment and emphasizes her strong sense of justice. He was positive about her willingness to exercise the office responsibly and with full commitment.

professional career by Elisabeth Schwetz

Schwetz was born in Linz in 1982 and completed her courses in law and Romance studies in Vienna. In 2006 she started her career as a parliamentary employee at the FPÖ National Councilor Lutz Weinzinger. In addition, she was a consultant in the Freedom Parliament Club before working in other important positions such as the office manager of the third National Council President Norbert Hofer or for the State of Infrastructure Günther Steinkellner.

After the management of the plant department in the district administration Perg, Schwetz was appointed district chief of the Wels-Land district in 2018, where she is also the chairwoman of the social welfare association. In her new role in the public prosecutor, if she is confirmed, she sees the opportunity to contribute her experiences as a district capital to help the Austrians feel unfairly treated by the authorities.

In her own words, Schwetz expresses her gratitude for the trust that is shown by the free parliamentary club. Her commitment to the prosecutor will play an important role in paying attention to the concerns of the citizens and representing their interests as best as possible. The next meeting of the National Council will be decisive to officially introduce Schwetz to her new office.

For further information on this topic and the background of the nomination, See the report on www.meinbezirk.at .