CDS-PP says report “leaves in black and white” Paul Nuncio did not order list ‘VIP’
The Member of the CDS-PP Vera Rodrigues argued Tuesday that the report of the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) “leaves in black and white” that the list called ‘VIP’ was a mechanism that worked temporarily at the sole initiative of the IRS ruling.
“This report proves that the truth always comes to the surface and that there was at no time any interference at the political level on the list called ‘VIP’. This IGF report leaves black on white that what happened, yes, it was a mechanism that was temporarily in operation at the sole initiative of a leader of the Tax Authority, “he said Vera Rodrigues told reporters in parliament.
The MP stressed that these findings contrast with what “the opposition was hinting at the beginning of the long process of hearings in parliament regarding the involvement of the Secretary of State for Fiscal Affairs,” the centrist Paulo Nuncio.
Vera Rodrigues stressed that the Tax Authority even denied the existence of the list called ‘VIP’ when asked by the Government and therefore, members of the Executive, including the prime minister, when told of this procedure did so based on the information they received from tax authorities.
“From the beginning we said we had to wait calmly for this report and it was necessary to separate and make a clear line of difference between the innuendo and the facts. During the hearings, the opposition was losing his speech, was zigzagging on the grounds and on a resignation understood that justified the Secretary of State for Fiscal Affairs, “he said.
Vera Rodrigues welcomed even with the measures to be taken, the report pointed out that “makes it clear that it takes additional procedures for the protection of fundamental rights under the rule of law, the tax secrecy, the right to protection of personal data, the right to equality.”
“These are principles that also defended the CDS. This list would always be illegal, there citizens first and second, “he said, pledging the CDS in Parliament to give” all legal cover for such procedures can proceed as soon as possible. “
The Finance Inspectorate (IGF) today recommended to the Tax Authority (AT) to initiate disciplinary procedures against the officers involved in the creation of the ‘List VIP’, considering that the acts may represent “different offenses, degrees of guilt and censorship . “
The conclusions released today on their official website, the IGF confirms that worked in the Treasury a system that would monitor the access to personal data from four taxpayers – President of the Republic, Cavaco Silva, Prime Minister , Passos Coelho, deputy prime minister, Paulo Portas, and Secretary of State for Fiscal Affairs, Paulo Nuncio.
The IGF states that the system started work even before an order of authorization of former Deputy Director General of AT José Maria Pires on 10 October and remained active for more than ten days after the order of the former managing director of AT, António Afonso fights, which determined its termination, dated February 23.
The entity, which is under the Ministry of Finance, also states that fights Afonso “not informed the Secretary of State for Fiscal Affairs of the existence and operation” of the “VIP list”, which “has resulted in information incorrect to guardianship. “
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