Slovak state audit deputy chairman draws state-funded housing despite owning three apartments

The Deputy Chairman of Slovakia's Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) receives a state-funded service apartment in Bratislava's Skypark complex costing nearly €1,200 monthly, despite owning three apartments in the city. The arrangement raises potential conflict-of-interest and misuse-of-public-funds concerns, though no formal investigation has been announced. This is a domestic governance issue with limited direct market impact.