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TO: Mr Emmanuel
Crabit Rule of Law unit in DG Justice, Head of Unit, EU
Dear Mr. Crabit
Herby I would like to file a complaint about the incomplete integration
of some of the Austrian regulation with the EU recommendations resulting
in the breaches of Rule of Law and infringement on the human rights.
Please consider it as my contribution to the well-functioning EU,
increased credibility of the EU and improved national legislation.
1.
The investigation process I am referring to was initiated by a
malicious and untrue denunciation and threatens my security, limits my
life option and restricts my civil liberties and the human right.
2.
By invitation of a crowd of neighbours to my premises I am
exposed to mob intervention and mob-judgment. This violates my freedom,
social standing and privacy consequently my human rights.
3.
The process of investigation is non-transparent and secretive. I
don’t know what I am accused for (I know it is done through denunciation
for dubious reasons), I have not been given any background and related
documents which could help me to defend myself. This violates the EU
rules and is in breach of the EU Rule of Law.
I
am concerned with the outcome of the process which is not compatible
with the EU regulations, which is non-transparent and can be repeatedly
invoked by the third persons limiting my social, human democratic
rights.
I have a long experience of living outside of my country Sweden and had
been exposed to many inconsistencies of the EU. The EU has promised
uniformity by integration of the Rule of Law, Equality of all EU
citizens across all the EU countries.
I was hoping that with the access of Sweden to the EU I would be able to
have more unified and coherent system in the EU Member States especially
taking into account the precedence of the EU regulations. It would have
simplified my life. Unfortunately it has created more problems for me.
Assuming that the EU framework is a valid platform, I clash with the
local authorities which often ignore EU regulation.
The case I make reference to and which involve my Garden House,
illustrates the major problem in the integration of the Austrian
administrative and legal system with the EU regulation. In many
countries even the basic framework required from a Member State at the
access time is still not present.
The recent review of the last Presidential election in May by the
Constitution Court reveals major deficiencies of the processes in
Austria. Therefore the Constitutional Court requested a re-run of the
elections. It is difficult for me to have a trust that the process in
which I am involved is conducted in the correct way.
In my case, in contact with the local Authorities I try to assert that
the process should follow the EU regulations. Unfortunately I don’t get
much response. The communication process will take time therefore my
pragmatic solutions would be as follows;
A.
Suspend the investigation based on the denunciation until the
process is reviewed for conformity with the EU regulation.
B.
Review the whole process and evaluate each component for the
conformity with the EU regulations and correct deficiencies. (Some of
the legal framework is still from the old times) meanwhile the
investigation should be suspended.
C.
After the review one
could pursue the investigation or
finally abandon it
I would be grateful if you could assist me to suspend the actions until
the process is reviewed. The decision maker is the Head of the Building
Inspectorate (Baupolizei) Mr. Gerhard Cech.
(In
addition please forward the E-mail to any additional units concerned
with the conformity to the EU regulation)
Yours Sincerely
Richard Gronvius
Retiree UN/IAEA, Swedish
direct link to the case, the text is also in English
full background info
my Austrian twitter account
Mr Emmanuel Crabit Rule of Law unit in DG Justice, Head of Unit,
Emmanuel.Crabit@ec.europa.eu
Mr Frans Timmermans, Vice-President EU,
frans-timmermans-contact@ec.europa.eu
Mr Sebastian Kurz, Foreign Minister of Austria
sebastian.kurz@bmeia.gv.at
Mr. Gerhard Cech, head of Building Inspectorate
gerhard.cech@wien.gv.at |
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