NAccording to the Bundestag government, ikolas Löbel Mask incident Does not violate the representative law and is allowed to retain its commissions. This former Bundestag member and former CDU politician from Mannheim successfully passed the review process of the Bundestag government. The Mannheimer Morgan newspaper reported this first. The government confirmed the conclusion of the procedure on Wednesday and referred to paragraph 44a of the Representative Act, which regulates contributions to members of parliament.
This law specifically considers accepting money or gifts of value unacceptable only to enable members of Congress to represent the interests of donors Bundestag mobile. It is also not allowed to accept gifts of money or in kind provided to members of the Council without reasonable consideration. The German Bundestag announced that Löbel has not been accused of such violations.
The mask incident involved Löbel’s commission of approximately 250,000 euros. It is said that she was able to raise the money because she negotiated a purchase contract for corona protective masks between a supplier in Baden-Württemberg and two private companies in Heidelberg and Mannheim. Politicians and citizens demanded that Lebel return or donate the money.
After being severely criticized, Lebel was excluded CDU He resigned from his position in the Federal Parliamentary Group. Georg Nüßlein, deputy chairman of the parliamentary caucus, also received high-level commissions for conducting business through his consulting company. Nüßlein also left the parliamentary bloc, but hopes to remain in the Bundestag until the end of the legislative period.
