Mr. Helvisi's behavior regarding using state assets for personal use is to be expected. After all, how can he be expected to manage the pension funds competently when he can not manage his own financial affairs, particularly with his (and his wife's) over-bloated salary, pensions and medical benefits?
Again, Mr. Helvisi's 35-year career in government would not have lasted 35 minutes in the private sector.
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