Dijsselbloem minister finds it "unnecessary" to interfere with the insurer ASR for proper handling of profiteering scandal. He just said in the Weekly Interview with the Minister of Finance on RTL Z.
The Consumers Association called on Tuesday morning the minister in a letter to interfere with the insurer, which is 100 percent owned by the State.
According to the association has a small group of victims a much higher settlement than was offered tens of thousands of duped customers of the insurer. That would have happened to that they wanted to sue for better control.
Openness
According to the union that is not fair, but the minister is not convinced. The minister suspects that "special circumstances" for these customers, "otherwise you take any special arrangement with a number of individuals."
Well Dijsselbloem thinks ASR utmost openness should facade about why some customers receive higher compensation and others, but in doing so that also draws' counterparty must provide approval for publicity.
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