As reported, it was decided to reduce this by 25 percent, but Peter Öfferlbauer from Junge Liste does not go far enough. He wants the training fees to be abolished entirely, but so far there has been no political majority for this demand.
Öfferlbauer’s criticism that the payment of said funds is a possible violation of the oö. party law, but now has consequences. The community wants to check whether the measure is legally compliant and wants to make a corresponding request to the Directorate of Internal and Municipal Affairs (IKD) from the state.
For Mayor Markus Hofko (VP), this is a completely normal process. He assumes that the examination will result in “no breach of the law” and that the IKD has given a positive opinion on a similar situation in another municipality. As long as no test result is available, the training money would not be paid out, says Hofko, who sees no need to abolish these grants in principle. The costs for this would be around 15,000 euros per year.
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