Segaloviciene, nominated for the post of state auditor: “There is no need for political cooling at all”

According to the Bundesrechnungshof, the new federal government could additionally receive many billions of euros. The authority sees great potential not only for tax subsidies.

Irena Segaloviciene, adviser to the President, has been proposed for the post of head of the National Audit Office. According to her, she does not need to “cool down” politically, as she did not participate in making decisions related to this institution.

The new federal government must save - so much so that it makes its entire coalition agreement subject to funding reserve. Much more revenue could be saved, the Court of Auditors believes - and presents a strike list: where the state dispenses with 30 billion euros.

The new federal government must cut costs—so much so that it has made its entire coalition agreement subject to funding restrictions. However, the Court of Auditors believes that much could be achieved through increased revenue.

In their coalition agreement, the Union and SPD have hardly planned any savings, but new debts in trillions. The Federal Court of Auditors is alarmed and calls for the reduction of tax subsidies.