Accordingly, the Registrar should be obliged to”,” the Ibiza-study Committee, “hereinafter referred to files and documents”:
all of the calendar entries appointments with people that have a nexus to the object of investigation
all datesrelating to a matter in connection with the subject of investigation
all internal and external files
all the Communication paths (Mail, SMS, WhatsApp, Signal, etc.), from which a relevance to the object of investigation results.
The members of Jan Krainer of Austria (SPÖ) and Stephanie Krisper justify the request on the fact that the Short calendar and mobile phone communication have expanded, thus: “After reviewing the on the part of the Federal Chancellery documents submitted the applicant noted that the Federal Chancellery has not provided any relevant calendar entries, of the Federal Chancellor and his Cabinet.” Internal and external files, and communication histories, from which an at least abstract relevance in terms of the object of investigation results, would the absence of “almost completely”.
“Living Foreign” Documents
The red-and-pink-applicant, write: “It seems almost unrealistic that the Chancellor took a Short staff in his Cabinet, not in the respective calendars of festival-held Meetings/appointments” with relevant persons, or to the matter under investigation is true. Likewise, “life” appears to the members that there should have been no Mail/SMS/Whatsapp-transport.
With the “relevant” property, plant my Krisper and Krainer post casts behavior in the financial market supervision, at the Casinos or in the shredder affair. It was “almost beyond any experience of life” that is neither Short nor his staff had communicated about it with anyone.
Required support available
For the purposes of the case-law of the constitutional court is referred to in the application to ensure that all files and documents that may be relevant for the investigation, at least in the abstract to be relevant.
The SPÖ and the Neos have together the required number of votes, that the application should be granted, says Stephanie Krisper to the COURIER.
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