MOL Violated the Law with a Purchase Order to a Company Owned by the Deputy Mayor's Family
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The Ljubljana City Council has violated business restrictions, according to the findings of the KPK. The municipality issued a purchase order to a company whose co-owner and director is a family member of a city councilor who later became deputy mayor. This is a violation of the law, the KPK warns.
The Municipality of Ljubljana violated the Integrity and Prevention of Corruption Act when it concluded a deal with a company owned by a family member of Deputy Mayor Rok Žnidaršič. The KPK warns that the purchase order worth 2,350 euros was in violation of legal restrictions.
The Municipality of Ljubljana issued a purchase order for 2,350 euros to a company whose director and majority owner is a family member of Deputy Mayor Rok Žnidaršič. The Anti-Corruption Commission found a violation of the law, and the decision is final. Žnidaršič is running again on Janković's list.
The Corruption Prevention Commission (KPK) has ruled on violations of restrictions on the operations of the City of Ljubljana (MOL) with a company co-owned by Deputy Mayor Rok Žnidaršič. They ruled that the City of Ljubljana violated several legal provisions.
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