Minister Vandenbroucke: “Very little understanding for Action Public Prosecutor’s Office”
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Vooruit-Vice Prime Minister Frank Vandenbroucke (Vooruit) has « really little understanding » for the actions of the public prosecutors against the pension reforms of the federal government. He said that on Sunday in the seventh day.
Source: Belga
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In mid -April, the Public Prosecution Service announced actions against the pension benefits of the federal government. For example, they decided to send a letter to all convicts on a waiting list to go to the cell to immediately register with the prison. It is about 4,000 people, while the overcrowding in the penitentiary institutions is already reaching record highs.
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Minister of Health and Vooruit Vice-Prime Minister Frank Vandenbroucke finds the arguments of the public prosecutors « not very convincing, » he said on Sunday in the seventh day. « We have to keep up the entire pension order, so an effort is indeed required of people with very nice pensions. I have very little understanding, but really very little understanding, for the action of the public prosecutors. »
Vandenbroucke does understand the criticism of the judiciary on the underinests in the judicial device, he emphasized. « But that is precisely the reason why this government is investing in justice despite savings on all fronts, and not little. »
