The committee for a fine for Kalinak has not yet decided, will continue next week

BRATISLAVA. About the fine for the Minister of Defense Robert Kalinak (Direction) In connection with the ownership of a villa in Croatia the committee yet National Council He did not decide because of the incompatibility of the functions.

The members of the Committee did not manage to complete the first stimulus on Kalinak from the Stop the Corruption Foundation on Thursday. Two more stimuli are waiting for them in the same thing.

The Committee will continue next week on Tuesday. The Committee chairwoman informed about it Veronika Remišová (Slovakia, For peopleKU).

Remišová was expecting an apology

« Nothing was decided, no resolution was adopted. We started only the first point, the initiative of Kalinak that he did not state the villa in his property confession, which he confessed. He said he would do it again.

She expected Kalinak for respect for citizens, but he only referred to everyone that the law did not apply to him. Remišová recalled that the Minister « allowed » to impose a fine on the deputies, but insisted that he could break the law.

The Vice -Chairman of the Committee Dušan Tittel (voice) regrets that the Committee did not take the decision and the Committee is being stretched. According to him, Kaliňák justified his actions.

« He has his reasons for this, he justified it, but I have the idea that when the law is violated, there will also be punishment, » he told reporters. He will vote « certainly well ».

Kaliňák, according to MP Gábor Grendela (Slovakia, for people, cudes) argues and in fact he himself revealed his family circumstances, although he claims he wanted to protect his family.

« The law knows no such excuses. He was supposed to admit in the property confession that his wife owns something like this and we should not have any committee here, » Grendel said.

Three proceedings against Kalinak

There are three proceedings against Kalinak for the incompatibility committee for the fact that in several property declarations in recent years he did not mention the ownership of the villas in Croatia, which belongs to his wife. This was to violate the constitutional law.

The minister says he did not do so because he wanted to protect the privacy of the family. On Thursday he added that he will pay a fine but wants the matter to deal with the matter Constitutional Court.

The Committee also addresses the submission to Remišová, which, according to Kaliňák, was to violate the law when it was supposed to disclose non -public information about it and use it for political benefit.

MEP has repeatedly said that she never made any information about the property situation of the family members and Kaliňák admitted to the ownership publicly.

Remišová faces a fine of 12 salaries, with Kaliňák it should be a fine of three average salaries in the economy.