US EditionBabis Should Explain Resolution of Conflict of Interest To The Public, Says Pavel
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President Petr Pavel is demanding that prime minister candidate and leader of the ANO movement Andrej Babiš tell citizens how he plans to resolve his conflict of interest, which he would face after being appointed prime minister due to his ownership of the Agrofert holding, which receives state support.
Andrej Babiš still has not explained how he will resolve his conflict of interest. President Petr Pavel may give him an ultimatum.
Politicians from the outgoing ruling parties TOP 09, KDU-ČSL and STAN have supported President Petr Pavel, who is demanding that ANO leader Andrej Babiš publicly state how he will resolve his conflict of interest before being appointed prime minister. Babiš argues that, by law, he must resolve it within thirty days of being appointed prime minister.
Babis Should Explain Resolution of Conflict of Interest To The Public, Says Pavel
On a visit to the Karlovy Vary Region yesterday, President Petr Pavel told journalists it was legitimate to ask the leader of ANO and incoming Prime Minister Andrej Babis to explain to the public how he will resolve his conflict of interest. The president said it would be good for the public to hear from its possible future prime minister that he will not have a conflict of interest, and will work for the benefit of the Czech Republic without an…
During his visit to the Karlovy Vary Region, the President of the Republic Petr Pavel met with citizens at a debate in Františkovy Lázně, co-organized by Deník.cz. In addition to regional topics, citizens also asked the head of state about current political issues, the formation of a new government under the baton of Andrej Babiš (ANO) and the leadership of the Chamber of Deputies by Tomi Okamura (SPD). The President called for respect for democ…
President Petr Pavel has reiterated that he wants ANO leader Andrej Babiš to publicly explain how he intends to resolve his conflict of interest before he is possibly appointed prime minister. “If Andrej Babiš is appointed prime minister, he will immediately find himself in a conflict of interest,” Pavel said during a visit to the Karlovy Vary region on Monday. He added that he does not want to be “co-responsible for a possible illegal situation…
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