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The parliamentary inquiry commission on the case surrounding the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution and the Fight against Terrorism waits for Tuesday with a culmination: the Minister of the Interior, Herbert Kickl (FPÖ) must meet the obligation of deputies to tell the truth about the BAT case. The opposition considers Kickl, who has had to repeatedly speak in front of Parliament about the events, as a "brain" and chief perpetrators of illegal searches in the BVT. "Die Presse" reports live from the Hofburg from ten o'clock.
For his part, the Interior Minister has already publicly rejected the opposition as a "conspiracy theorist". However, even the coalition partner in the federal government, the ÖVP, is not without fear behind the freedom: the leader of the ÖVP group, Werner Amon, played the role of the ministry of the 39 – Interior – to the annoyance of the FPÖ – many of which have been critically appraised. Thus, he had recently accused the Interior Ministry of a "brutal approach" – "the chaos should be generated, which will serve as an excuse for" clean up, "said Amon at the # 39, the German weekly "Die Zeit" last week.
Amon withdraws from the game
Amon, however, now stands in the U Committee to ask questions to Kickl – "for tactical reasons," as he explained. The "Kronen Zeitung" reported Monday night that the ÖVP wanted "not to put the coalition on peace on the line". The FPÖ had repeatedly questioned Amon's position in the U Committee.
The neo-ÖVP representative, Gaby Schwarz, takes charge of Kickl's interrogation on the part of the People's Party. Tuesday afternoon, Amon is back in power and would like to interview the second party – the Director General of Public Security, Michaela Kardeis. She will probably be asked if she actually recommended voluntary boarding to the BVT extremist unit leader, Sibylle G., as she wanted to get rid of her, as she did. The committee said last.
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