“The NSA’s control department has uncovered serious misconduct that is identical to the information presented in the media about the investigation of law enforcement authorities,” said NSA Chairman Ondřej Šebek. “On the basis of the carried out inspection, administrative proceedings will be initiated, in the framework of which CTS will be asked to return part of the subsidy that was used in 2021 in violation of the issued decision on the provision of the subsidy,” he added.
The police of the Czech Republic accuses five people of fraud with state subsidies, among them the president of ČTS Ivo Kaderka. Vojtěch Flégl, a member of the supervisory board of the union, is also in custody. Both face up to ten years in prison, they deny criminal activity.
The NSA opened the review in November 2022. It has now announced that the sub-sections “Major Sporting Events” and “Operations and Maintenance” have been investigated without a finding. However, she found irregularities in the inspection regarding the financing of the tournaments.
The tops of the tennis association sent the “little ones home” through family and acquaintances
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“During the control of the management of funds from the state budget from chapter 362 … for the controlled period of 2021, serious deficiencies were found in terms of effectiveness and efficiency in the controlled areas in the controlled sample of operations. The control report was sent to CTS on February 1, 2024, and by rejecting the sent objections in full, the National Sports Agency ended the almost one and a half year-long control of the Czech Tennis Association. the NSA said in a statement.
Last week, the executive committee of the ČTS union entrusted Jan Stočes with the temporary leadership of sports director. In the past few days, he also discussed with Šebko, who informed him about the results of the inspection. “And in connection with the investigated suspicions, I asked him to submit to the NSA within 30 days a proposal for measures that would ensure that the facts that are the subject of the Czech police investigation cannot be repeated,” said Šebek.
In addition to Kaderka and Flégl, union secretary Jakub Fastr, head of the economic department Hana Baierová and former leading doubles player Daniel Vacek, who trains Davis Cup representative Tomáš Macháč, are also being investigated. But the police released all three and will prosecute them at large.
“Nobody knows it.” The police described how the authoritative ruler of Czech tennis Kaderka conspired
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