AfD faction in Rhineland-Palatinate has to pay back over 182,000 euros!

AfD faction in Rhineland-Palatinate has to pay back over 182,000 euros!

The AfD parliamentary group in Rhineland-Palatinate is facing serious allegations regarding the proper use of money and material resources. According to a current report from the State Audit Office, the group's claim for repayment amounts to over 182,000 euros. This sum represents outstanding repayments that the group should have against the country. The information comes from the test report mentioned, which forms the basis for the investigation.

According to the Rhineland-Palatinate parliamentary group law, the auditors are entitled to check the use of the parliamentary group's benefits. However, the exact details of the report have not yet been published. A spokesman for the state parliament confirmed that the AfD parliamentary group has until July 9th to refund the money requested.

Test report and repayment

The audit report from the Rhineland-Palatinate Court of Auditors will be made publicly available on Thursday via the state parliament's parliamentary information system. This gives the public the opportunity to follow the allegations against the group more closely and, if necessary, to gain insight into the financial resources used.

The Rhineland-Palatinate AfD parliamentary group has not yet said much about the allegations. Meanwhile, the pressure on the opposition faction is increasing after the parliamentary administration officially named the outstanding repayments. It remains to be seen how the group will react to the audits and whether they will be able to repay the amounts demanded on time.

The incident is not isolated. Discussions about the handling of public money in political groups have increased in recent years, and demands for transparency have increased. The positive or negative consequences of the results of the test report are likely to have far-reaching effects on the political landscape in Rhineland-Palatinate.