Political posts and news in Bureaucracy that mention Apvienotais saraksts, from monitored Latvian public sources.
United aces under the prime minister's leadership: 15th Saeima election list No. 7 - United List
Tavars: Municipalities should be given 10 days to apply for storm-caused losses instead of the current three.
From@nezobisThe Prime Minister and the President are trying to screw you with the fairy tale that freely accessible declarations of officials create a risk. But do the personally identifiable data freely accessible in UR databases, Latvijas Vēstnesis, or the KNAB donor database not create a risk? They are lying to you, because the primary goal is to hide officials' data, since they feel that public dissatisfaction with corruption and the inaction and irresponsibility of state officials is growing, and so is knowledge and interest in monitoring officials more, because people are fed up that among these people there are so many scumbags, while all sorts of KNABs are completely useless. An informed public is dangerous to these cretins, so if Kulbergs pushes this through, it is only done to keep us in darkness and ignorance about the loudest squeals of the most equal pigs. I urge you not to vote for Apvienotais Saraksts. Their interests are not the people's interests, but the interests of a narrow caste.
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Here is a legal aspect - when dismissing, there must immediately be someone who is allowed to sign papers, to answer for the company's operations. A temporary council must be installed so that it can legitimately appoint a temporary board = that's elementary logic, after all. Competitions for permanent positions will be held for all posts without delay. This is temporary, so that operations do not stop. That the whole system is rotten has long been clear, but to change it takes time, in the meantime we must act in accordance with existing legislation.
From@MartinsKriekis@karlis_serzants Funny how Kulbergs with this shows that Unity's Kozlovskis may get a green light to again put the same kind of pointless parasites from the count's entourage on the council, nothing good is to be expected there. Kulbergs demonstrated that he is flesh and blood of Unity.
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This is important. Otherwise Latgale's court would have had a serious overload.
From@EdvardsSmiltens🧑🏼⚖️ Immigration-related cases will now be able to be distributed more evenly among courts throughout Latvia. ✅ The Saeima has adopted in the final reading amendments to the Immigration Law that will allow cases related to detained foreigners to be distributed more evenly among district courts throughout Latvia. Until now, these cases were largely concentrated in the Latgale District Court, creating a disproportionate additional burden. At the Saeima's out-of-town sitting in Latgale, we heard this problem very clearly from court representatives. We did not put this issue aside – we acted, and today the solution has been adopted. This means we will be able to use the capacity of the court system more wisely – if the volume of work increases significantly in one region, part of the cases can be redirected to courts where resources are available. This will help reduce the workload of one court and ensure more timely consideration of other cases as well. 💻 Importantly, the hearing of cases will be possible remotely using video conferencing, so transferring a case to another Latvian court will not require the physical transfer of the detained person to that court, and thus will not create expenses related to bringing the person to court. At the same time, court control, the grounds for detention, and the procedural guarantees of the person remain unchanged. Only the procedure for case distribution changes – so that the court system throughout Latvia can work more efficiently and resiliently. The court system must be sufficiently flexible to use resources where they are most needed at any given moment!
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The Prosecutor General has submitted an application to the Constitutional Court in the so-called timber industry case.
From@citskovskisjPolitical nursing home. That harshly Kulbergs publicly called the boards and councils of state-owned companies. But the Saeima has already quietly amended the law in the summer so that failed politicians could get into the management of state enterprises even faster. The restriction on a politician leading a state enterprise has been reduced from 24 to 12 months after leaving political office. The proposal for amendments for the 2nd reading was submitted by the Saeima deputies themselves. Who is preparing their next well-paid job this way? Listen, maybe there's no need to rush filling the vacant positions at CSDD, but wait until autumn. There will be many good candidates... https://t.co/tfgUJlygQE
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That about the food is also in other countries. For example, in the UK, hot chicken is sold with VAT (because it is food as in a restaurant), but cold chicken is not subject to VAT (because it is food). And there are even lawsuits about this, a million-dollar industry for lawyers. And that is not nonsense, but a consequence of introducing different regulations for different groups, resulting in all sorts of oddities. About those cash registers, for instance. Well, they are needed everywhere, but there are exemptions for artisans. But a step left or right, and you still need a cash register. And it looks absurd.
From@Astridamains@guntarsv @AndrisKulbergs Listen to a few minutes of an accountant's talk about absurdities in legislation - that's exactly why we have few small entrepreneurs. https://t.co/pnF2PmOFxm
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@Astridamains @guntarsv I agree... small entrepreneurs need all accounting and reports to the SRS with 5 clicks
From@Astridamains@guntarsv @AndrisKulbergs Listen for a few minutes to the accountant's speech about absurdities in legislation - that is exactly why we have few small entrepreneurs. https://t.co/pnF2PmOFxm
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@AndrisKulbergs @AndrejsUrbans Yes? What is that then? You yourself explained that North Koreans need to be restricted, otherwise they will unrestrictedly study Latvian officials' declarations.
From@AndrisKulbergs@JurgisLiepnieks @AndrejsUrbans No need to disinform, Jurģi... what restriction. Imposing access via smartID or e-signature is not restriction
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@EMEL_LV @zvejniekameita @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ That was already done yesterday.
From@EMEL_LV@AndrisKulbergs @zvejniekameita @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ A huge incident is happening, but CSDD management doesn't even understand its responsibility in it. They are used to not being held accountable for anything, so they don't even see their role in all this. Then let go of both the council and the board – if they aren't responsible for anything, why pay them a salary?
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From@RenarsKadzulis@VeritasMens @AndrisKulbergs This is a completely new institution created in 2024 to prevent what happened with CSDD, LVM. Previously this institution did not exist and costs were €0. In fact, for €20 + 28 = 48 million, the result is the opposite, negative! JV/Pro work. Or fraud?
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@ESvirskis We have a Minister of Justice to whom this question should start being addressed @EdvardsSmiltens. Otherwise I'll become the problem dispatcher here.
From@ESvirskisQuestion to Andris Kulbergs @AndrisKulbergs: why don't we want to overhaul external oversight of the justice system along the Finnish model? Does Latvia have such a unique legal system that the principle of an independent Chancellor of Justice, which works in Finland, cannot even be seriously considered here? Or is the problem much simpler - the justice system itself has no interest in independent external control, while the rest of the public administration finds it convenient to keep a model where institutions largely audit themselves? If we publicly talk about the need to overhaul the justice system, then it is time to say exactly how we will do it.
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From@nezobisMareks is talking nonsense. Kulbergs and Rinkēvičs also discussed the possibility of leaving access only to journalists. Russia has no reason to occupy Latvia — with such restrictions Latvia itself will become an orchistan. Enjoy the corruption, I only wonder — who will be the wedge when public patience breaks over the covering up of corruption? That's how the Russians fucked up their potential democracy — by staying silent and accepting.
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@MGruskevics @Olafs_Pulks @AndrisKulbergs I propose that A. Kulbergs take action to remove the restricted access status from the Cabinet of Ministers' response. The Prime Minister's behavior so far: an invitation for me to interrogate the @Jauna_Vienotiba ministers so they could tell what is written in the government's response. Seriously?
From@MGruskevics@AndrejsJudins @Olafs_Pulks @AndrisKulbergs If I understood correctly, you @AndrejsJudins are proposing that Prime Minister @AndrisKulbergs break the law? Remove and apply IP, the author of the document.
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Dear advisors of @AndrisKulbergs, please explain to the Prime Minister that ministers must not break the law and disclose restricted-access information. Why is there such resistance and reluctance on the Prime Minister's part to reveal the government's response to the prosecutor's protest? https://t.co/OmUyxkgfhY https://t.co/5wqpEekVtc
From@AndrejsJudinsWith the government's arguments, rejecting the prosecutor's protest in the wood processors' case, one still cannot become acquainted. @AndrisKulbergs expects that the info will be provided by @prokuratura_LV. The prosecutor states that he cannot do it because it is not clear what is confidential in the government's answer. Prime Minister, what is there to hide? https://t.co/xRNpT4kB7z
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“Political boarding houses”: Kulbergs criticized the management of state enterprises
“Political nursing homes!” Prime minister harshly about the governance structure of state-owned companies
“This is a political nursing home.” Kulbergs sharply criticizes the management of state enterprises
From@Marchellito@Lato_Lapsa And TET took subordinates, where Ceruss appears again. @AndrisKulbergs should be asked to review all state and municipal contracts - who is even responsible for IT security and whether the same kinds of subcontractor schemes appear there - then security is probably the same.
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