Two of the renegade moderates, independents Mike Fonseca (left) and Jon Stephensen, are at the center of the case against the Moderates. Photo: Jens Dresling
The opposition parties are now asking the administration of the Folketing to investigate how parties can be prevented from buying the mandates of members of parliament in the future. The government parties are silent.
Is it allowed there? And if so, how do we make it illegal?
Several parties have been asking these questions since the book ‘It Costs a Mandate’ was published last week.
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