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Tuesday, 27 August, 2002, 13:20 GMT 14:20 UK
Brussels whistleblower quits in despair
Paul van Buitenen
Paul van Buitenen says nothing has changed
A European official whose whistle-blowing revelations sparked the
resignation of the entire European Commision has quit, after declaring that
nothing has changed.
Paul van Buitenen says he is returning to his native Netherlands because the
pressure in Brussels became too great to bear.
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Despite everything, I can't see any change in Brussels
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Paul van Buitenen
In 1999, he went public with details of corruption, cronyism and abuse of
power in the commission.
The entire team of 20 commissioners, headed by then president Jacques
Santer, resigned in a symbolic gesture to demonstrate their commitment to
cleaning up the commission's act.
But Mr Van Buitenen says that, three years on, it is business as usual.
"Despite everything, I can't see any change in Brussels," he said.
Neil Kinnock
Neil Kinnock insists reforms are on track
"With this move to Breda, where I and my wife were born, we are putting our
family first. The pressure was too great."
He said he would be so delighted to return home that he would "kiss the
graffiti on the walls."
The clean-up operation has been headed by the UK's Neil Kinnock,
administration commissioner and a commission vice-president.
But as long ago as March 2000 Mr Van Buitenen cast doubt on whether the
reforms would achieve anything.
"(Mr Kinnock) has drawn up a nice reform plan which looks right but he does
not tackle the people who committed the irregularities," he said at the
time. "They have been confirmed in their jobs or even promoted."
Confidence in the commission's inner purging was knocked again earlier this
year, when another whistleblower, chief accountant Marta Andreasen, was
forced from her job.
She had tried to highlight problems in the commission's budget, which she
insisted was running out of control amid "shambolic" control systems.
She was removed from her post after refusing to sign off last year's
accounts.
She told the BBC this month that the computer system on which the
transactions were processed was "incoherent, insecure and allows no audit
trail."
'Last straw'
The lack of security, she warned, "gives big room for fraud" - and makes
tracking it almost impossible.
Mr Van Buitenen, an assistant auditor at the time of his revelations, told
the UK's Daily Telegraph newspaper that the treatment of Ms Andreasen was
the last straw for him.
He says he was similarly ostracised after making his own stand, being moved
to a lower position in Luxembourg on half his original salary.
He has worked for the commission since 1990.
Mr Van Buitenen, who has been honoured by the Dutch Queen, will now be
working as a financial controller for the police in Breda.
Mr Kinnock's office has insisted that progress is being made on tackling
fraud.
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Kinnock 'can't beat Euro-corruption'
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Paul van Buitenen: Felt intimidated after his revelations
By BBC News Online's political correspondent Nick Assinder
The whistleblower who exposed fraud and mismanagement at the heart of the
European Commission has spoken of his fears that reforms introduced by
vice-president Neil Kinnock may fail to end the "culture of corruption".
The revelations by Paul van Buitenen of cronyism and mismanagement in
Brussels led to the resignation of the entire Commission a year ago.
It was the greatest crisis in the commission's history and led to an
unprecedented shake-up led by British commissioner Mr Kinnock.
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Neil Kinnock: Charged with cleaning up the Commission
But, speaking to BBC News Online, Mr van Buitenen claims the reforms will do
little to combat the problem.
He spoke about his fears of Mafia and Masonic infiltration of the Brussels
machine.
And he gave an insight into the intimidation he claims to have suffered
after being suspended from his job for daring to speak out.
Speaking before the launch of his book, Blowing the Whistle, he said it had
been a huge decision for him to finally lift the lid on the can of worms in
Brussels.
"I did not realise the full consequences of what would happen. I did not
even know the word whistleblower - I did not know this phenomenon existed,"
he said.
Once he had presented his revelations, the full weight of the commission
machine appeared to be turned against him, he said.
Culture not changed
"It was completely strange for me to see the commission tackle me on my
personality and my credibility and not on the contents of what was
disclosed.
"Sometimes I had difficulty keeping the tears inside when I discovered what
machinery was brought against me."
He attacked Mr Kinnock's reforms for simply introducing a new set of rules
when action could always have been taken against officials under the old
rules.
"Unfortunately Mr Kinnock has not picked this up properly. He has drawn up a
nice reform plan which looks right but he does not tackle the people who
committed the irregularities. They have been confirmed in their jobs or even
promoted."
He said he was afraid the culture of cronyism had not changed as a result.
"I don't think you can change the culture just by introducing a new set of
rules. The application of the rules is important."
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European Commission: Brought its full weight to bear
Asked about persistent rumours of Mafia involvement in Brussels, he insisted
he had no proof and was nervous of making any claims.
"I have heard certain things about Mafia involvement but I am not that big a
hero that people think I am.
"There are certain cases that I will not dive into because if I really get
physical threats or my family is in danger then I am out. You must know your
limits.
"I have seen traces of Masonic involvement and of networks where you don't
know what is happening.
"But if I was quoted saying there was Mafia involvement in the commission,
first of all I am in serious trouble and secondly I cannot prove it.
"If you ask my personal subjective opinion and I had to put money on it then
I would have to say 'yes'. But I cannot prove this."
Fraud in Parliament
Mr van Buitenen also said he believed the fraud and mismanagement extended
beyond the commission and into the European parliament.
"It is my personal conviction that in the European parliament the
irregularities are at least as serious as in the commission. The difference
is the parliament does not have the same sized budget," he said.
He revealed he and his family had felt personally intimidated in the wake of
his revelations.
He said his office computer and phone systems were disconnected during his
investigations and that people had been watching his house once he was
suspended.
"One time I was phoned by a French journalist who asked me if I had guards
in front of my house.
"They said there was a big car sitting in front of my house with Euro plates
with antennae on the roof and two gorillas sitting in the car just staring
at my house. I think it was an attempt to intimidate me. My wife really felt
intimidated."
Now he is leaving Brussels for a commission job in Luxembourg where, he
insists, he wants to return to a quiet life.
"I am withdrawing as of April 1st, I want to be an anonymous official again.
I want to show I can still be loyal, I want to do a normal standard budget
management job.
"I want to have a quiet family life and be a husband and a father to my
children who still have to do three years at secondary school, and I cannot
carry on carrying this on my own."
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