The first echo of the Dosimeter case. Prague is changing the statutes of a transport company
Today, the councilors of the capital changed the statutes of the Prague transport company from the position of the general meeting so that its management will no longer be able to decide on property transactions over 50 million crowns without the consent of the metropolitan management.
So far, the limit has been about six billion crowns. The council approved the instruction of the city council, which imposed on them last week, together with the assignment of an in-depth audit in DPP and other city companies, which was accused by the former deputy mayor for STAN Petr Hlubuček.
Police officers from the National Headquarters accused more than a dozen people against organized crime for managing the DPP, in addition to Hlubučka, also businessman Michal Redl, former DPP board member Matej Augustín and other members of the company’s management who operate public transport as the city’s largest company.
The amendment of the statutes at the meeting of the deputies was promoted by the councilor Hana Marvanová on behalf of STAN, who also prepared the proposal approved today. She added that she had used the change for a long time. “For me, it’s a conceptual change that I’ve been using for a long time to have more control over management,” she said. The change will take effect in the near future after the entry of a new version of the Articles of Association in the Commercial Register.
Marvanová said that the approved change also includes the information obligation of the DPP Board of Directors for contractual obligations over one percent of the company’s share capital, which is about 300 million crowns. The company’s management will have to inform the city council about such contracts at six-monthly intervals.