HEEL - The Limburg care institution Daelzicht proposes an integrity investigation into a deal that was made in 2011 Think-parliamentarian Selçuk Öztürk, who was still businessman and PvdA in the Roermond city council.
The reason for the study is the fact that Selçuk Öztürk then was able to buy a care for a remarkably low price. It would also Remediation College Healthcare, which oversees property transactions in care are misinformed and incomplete.
The deal Öztürk is one of the points of attention in a broader investigation include favoritism by the interim administration in Daelzicht.
Nepotism
Daelzicht is an institution with a turnover of 89 million euros and provides and guides about two thousand people with disabilities. Last month, a temporary administration came there to set things right. The previous government stepped in after accusations of nepotism. "We have several cases under the microscope and the deal with Selçuk Öztürk is one of them. Content I'm still not in, "said a spokeswoman for the Interim Administration Daelzicht.
Of health care institution Reinaerde from Utrecht would do the politician also got a job in 2007, market research. With an employee of the institution Öztürk would have agreed to distribute the proceeds of the order of 15,000 euros. Reinaerde is still considering an investigation.
Video
The allegations come a day after Think with a striking movie came out, in which the Dutch media has a lot of getting along. In the video that the Turkish MPs Tunahan Kuzu and Selçuk Öztürk, placed with their aspiring peers Sylvana Simons and Farid Azarkan on their Facebook page, they put journalists off as "gatekeepers to the established order", while ominous music plays in the background.
Prominently in the movie is the claim that the journalist 'as a detective behave and dig into the past "and" as a public prosecutor behaves and if it were going to establish a sentencing "and" as a judge fells the judgment and someone silence makes. When the film appeared on the Internet Tuesday, Öztürk was aware of journalistic investigation into his integrity.
Secretary Sander Dekker (Media) wipes the floor with the video of Think. He refers suggestions directly to the land of fiction. "Every politician reads do something unpleasant about himself in the newspaper. But to claim that it is all one big conspiracy, I find downright laughable, "said the State Secretary. "The Netherlands has a free and diverse press. That is something to be proud of. "
Selçuk Öztürk and think still refuse to comment on the issue.
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