Objection to the DVB referendum: Initiators have to pay privately:
The initiators of the DVB citizens' initiative, André Schollbach and Jens Matthis ...
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DVB Objection Rejected: Initiators Take Case to CourtAndré Schollbach and Jens Matthis must personally cover a 2,505-euro objection fee and 1,215 euros in court costs.
- Dresden's city council twice found the citizen petition inadmissible because its cost-coverage proposal was inadequate.
- Saxony's State Directorate rejected the objection and assessed a fee of 2,505 euros.
- Schollbach and Matthis filed suit at Dresden Administrative Court, with 1,215 euros in court costs becoming due.
- The citizen petition, backed by more than 40,000 people, seeks to preserve DVB services at their 2024 level.
That is pure harassment— Jens Matthis, initiator of the DVB citizen initiative, speaking about the Landesdirektion Sachsen's rejection of the Bürgerbegehren.
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