FPÖ parliamentary group leader Christian Hafenecker is convinced that it was deliberately communicated one week before the start of the Ibiza U committee that the Ibiza video had been secured. Delaying the delivery of the Ibiza video to the U-Committee is also a tactic in the eyes of the FPÖ.
Because in two weeks ÖVP Chancellor Sebastian Kurz will testify before the U-Committee. Then when the Ibiza video is sent to the U-Committee, it distracts from the Chancellor’s appearance, according to the theory of the blue.
Hafenecker would like to know how many officials work in the Soko Tape. Nehammer, don’t know, but offers to have the number checked.
Hafenecker takes this opportunity to criticize that Soko Tape did not manage to evaluate the video in 40 days, which the Süddeutsche Zeitung did in three days.
The FPÖ parliamentary group leader is now attacking ÖVP MP Wolfgang Gerstl because he works full-time in the Ministry of the Interior, supposedly even in the legal department, which is responsible for delivering the files to the U-Committee. Nehammer replies that he doesn’t know what Wolfgang Gerstl’s tasks are.
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