PVV leader Geert Wilders Photo ANP / Martijn Beekman
PVV leader Geert Wilders has high attorney fees declared to parliament . It is a sum of between 500,000 and 600,000. That says Volkskrant .
According to stakeholders concerned an account of Bram Moszkowicz for the so-called “hate sowing process’ in 2010 and 2011. Wilders was then accused of inciting hatred among other . Wilders felt he was on trial for expressing his opinion as a member of parliament and so found that the room had to pay.
Acquitted
Wilders stood trial for inciting hatred and discrimination and insulting Muslims . The reason for the case were dozens of declarations against Wilders because of statements he has made in interviews and articles submitted between August 2007 and March 2008. Wilders as advocated a ban Koran and called fascist Islam.
In June 2011, Wilders was acquitted of group defamation, incitement to hatred and discrimination against Muslims.
How does that submission of bills?
Fractions can submit accounts goods and services to support the functioning of the own group. It was not covered because it will create discussion.
The account of Bram Moszkowicz was not broken down by cost per day and the amount is not clearly substantiated. An external auditor therefore advised not to reimburse them. The board of the Chamber followed that advice and assessed attorney fees as privékosten.
Moszkowicz financially to the ground
One of the reasons that Moszkowicz in 2013 from office was put was his messy administration. In early December it was announced that the contents of Moszkowicz would be auctioned. That was later canceled. The items should be auctioned because Moszkowicz his creditors can not pay. All its revenues go directly to the Treasury, said his current lawyer Herman Loon Stein. There he has a debt of 300,000 euros
The bill Wilders would just be paid
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