Momentum on Thursday asked the standards czar to look into the decision by government MPs sitting on the public accounts committee to block a request for Film Commissioner Johann Grech to provide a full account of €7.2 million in payments. On Wednesday , Glenn Bedingfield, Alex Muscat, Amanda Spiteri Grech and Ramona Attard blocked the PAC’s own request
Momentum has requested an investigation by the Standards Commissioner into the behaviour of Labour MPs Glenn Bedingfield, Alex Muscat, Amanda Spiteri Grech and Ramona Attard for "covering up" for Film Commissioner Johan Grech with their vote in last PAC session. In doing so they have assured that the Maltese people are kept in the dark about 7.2 million
The Nationalist Party on Thursday called on the government to reopen an investigation into the Film Commission’s €7.2 million expenditure after the parliamentary public accounts committee blocked it. In a statement following Wednesday’s sitting which saw four government MPs voting against a request for information on the expenditure, the PN accused
According to the Government, the people have no right to know where €7,200,000 of their tax money was spent, the Nationalist Party said Thursday. This is evident in the way Labour MPs on the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) are doing everything they can to obstruct the ongoing investigation intended to provide an explanation as to how
Government MPs sitting on the public accounts committee blocked a request for Film Commissioner Johann Grech to give the committee a full account of €7.2 million in payments on Wednesday. The matter relates to the PAC’s request in early February for a breakdown of payments made by the Film Commission (MFC), together with their corresponding invoices
The Labour Party's members on the Public Accounts Committee voted to stop chasing for information the PAC had requested earlier this February to look into the Malta Film Commission's unexplained spending of €7.2 million in government funds allocated between 2019 and 2022. The vote was taken Wednesday following a ruling given Monday by the Speaker of
