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"The proposed model is based on long-term proven personnel staffing by the protective service of the Police of the Czech Republic, which has so far provided service at the site with a total of 17 police officers and one supervisor," said Jan Málek, Vice President of the Supreme Audit Office, to the members of the budget committee on Monday. #NKÚ #bezpečnost #pracovnímísta (translated)

The Supreme Audit Office will establish 16 new positions for the protection of its building starting next year, after the government withdrew the existing police protection, with funding secured through a reallocation of budgetary resources. #NKÚ #bezpečnost #pracovnímísta (translated)

Lukáš Valášek stated that the minister cited a draft report from the Supreme Audit Office, even though the minister's spokesperson insisted on Tuesday that she could not comment on it. Valášek emphasized that neither he nor the report claims that the Czech Republic will lose European funds. He wrote that due to the conflict of interest of the minister's former close associate in the area of subsidies, plans could not be made to pay for already completed projects worth tens of millions of crowns, and thus the funds will have to be found elsewhere. He called on the minister to explain where in the ministry's budget he will find the money and at the expense of what. #Česko #evropsképenny #dotace (translated)

"It is not possible for the minister to run away here, hide in the elevator, and tell journalists that they are doing unpleasant journalism, annoying journalism, and similar things. 'It is not possible for the minister to run away here, hide in the elevator, and tell journalists that they are doing unpleasant journalism, annoying journalism, and similar things. He should normally come, explain the facts, and take direct responsibility towards someone, or towards himself,' Jurečka said." #Jucehlka #střetzájmů #NKÚ (translated)

Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Aleš Juchelka has gotten into a dispute with his predecessor Marian Jurečka over allegations of a conflict of interest involving his former advisor, which could result in a loss of 83 million crowns in European subsidies. #Jucehlka #střetzájmů #NKÚ (translated)

Martin Schmarcz stated that, according to the Supreme Audit Office, due to the conflict of interest of Alexandra Semancová, a damage of at least 82,988,686.09 crowns was incurred in connection with the funds that were supposed to be financed from the National Recovery Plan. He wrote that, in his opinion, the damage caused to the state will not be addressed, just like the 7 billion that he claims Agrofert owed, while the private trip of the president will be addressed. https://t.co/LGxyPT0rCh #střetzájmů #Národníplánobnovy #financování (translated)

Lukáš Valášek wrote that he attempted to ask Minister of Labor Aleš Juchelka how he resolved the conflict of interest involving his close collaborator Alexandra Semancová in connection with subsidies. According to him, this happened seven months after he highlighted the case. Juchelka allegedly responded to Valášek that he was doing "nasty journalism" and claimed that there was no harm caused. Valášek stated that he obtained a draft protocol from the Supreme Audit Office, which he claimed confirmed his earlier findings. According to the cited draft, the Supreme Audit Office calculated costs to the state budget of 82,988,686.09 crowns for three projects due to the identified conflict of interest. Valášek also wrote that the office mentioned improperly paid millions and violations of budgetary discipline. He criticized the Ministry of Labor for refusing to provide him with documents for expert assessment of the case and claimed that it had been violating the information law for months. According to Valášek, the ministry recently also refused to release a legal analysis from the firm Rowan Legal, which Juchelka commissioned to assess possible damages and a potential criminal complaint against Semancová. Valášek also asked whether Prime Minister Andrej Babiš would respond to the findings. He reminded that Babiš and Juchelka criticized his work at a summer press conference, calling it a campaign and lying. https://t.co/JAsUmULhx8 #ČeskáRepublika #Novinářství #Korupce (translated)

Seznam Zprávy reported that the Supreme Audit Office criticized the Ministry of Labor over a conflict of interest involving an adviser to whom Aleš Juchelka from ANO entrusted influence over billion-crown subsidies. According to the draft protocol from the Supreme Audit Office, millions of crowns were paid out improperly and budgetary discipline was violated. https://t.co/WRB8j8dopt https://t.co/85Zk2HR3gR #politika #korupce #dotace (translated)

Fut Sheriff said the full Team of the Week 05 had been announced, listing Russo, Anderson, Watkins, Henderson, Patri Guijarro, Isco, Thauvin, Nkunku, Charles, Beerensteyn, Noslin, Rente, Dahl, Holse, Romero, Kössler, André Henrique, Ba Loua, Reynolds, Cambiaghi, Cherif, Campaz and Acheampong. #FC27 #TeamOfTheWeek #Football #Soccer (translated)

Morten Messerschmidt wrote that the case of Nkumba Tshiembe, who he said killed Christian Zedig at Islands Brygge, was the most unreasonable he had experienced in his many years in politics. He emphasized that Zedig left behind a wife and two young daughters, and wrote that the court sentenced Tshiembe to 12 months in prison and 12 months of quarantine from nightlife. According to Messerschmidt, Tshiembe had previous convictions for violence, rape, and attempted murder. Messerschmidt criticized the government and said he would work for harsher penalties and to deprive criminal immigrants of citizenship in order to send them home. He urged supporters to back his work and said that the goal was to make Denmark the world's safest, most secure, and most just country. #Retfærdighed #Sikkerhed #Politik (translated)