The former director general of the police is to become the new director general of Hëllef um Terrain. DP MPs Corinne Cahen and Carole Hartmann wanted to know from the responsible ministers whether they had been consulted in advance in this case, how many civil servants move to the private sector after their career with the state and whether there are special rules for secondary employment of retired civil servants.

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„Wéi een haut an der Press liese konnt, gëtt de fréiere Generaldirekter vun der Police, den Här Philippe Schrantz, Generaldirekter vun Hëllef um Terrain (HUT), der Nofollger-Organisatioun vun der Caritas.

An deem Kader wollte mir dem Här Premierminister, dem Här Inneminister an dem Här Minister fir den Ëffentlechen Déngscht follgend Froe stellen:

  • Wéi eng Reegele bestinn aktuell an der Fonction publique fir Staatsbeamten, déi an der Pensioun enger Niewenaktivitéit nogoe wëllen? Wéi vill Stonnen dierf ee Staatsbeamten an der Pensioun schaffen a wéi héich dierf säi Salaire ausfalen? Muss eng Autorisatioun gefrot ginn fir an der Pensioun eng remuneréiert Niewenaktivitéit huelen ze kënnen?
  • Ass ee vun den Häre Ministeren vun HUT oder vum Concernéierte selwer am Virfeld consultéiert ginn?
  • Ginn et Chifferen bei der Police oder beim Ëffentlechen Déngscht insgesamt, wéi vill Leit no hirer Carrière als Staatsbeamten nach eng voll Tâche am Privatsecteur iwwerhuelen?
  • Héich Beamten hunn en Deontologiekodex fir de Fall, wou se an de Privatsecteur wiesselen. Wéi ass dat fir Beamten an der Pensioun? Gëtt et fir Polizisten e speziellen Deontologiekodex?
  • Sinn déi Häre Ministeren der Meenung, dass et normal ass, dass e pensionnéierte Beamten eng Vollzäitaarbecht unhëlt?

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