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Employees of Bavarian authorities can submit information in accordance with the Whistleblower Protection Act on misconduct in an official context to the internal reporting office responsible for them.
Odeonsplatz 4
80539 München
Postfach 22 15 55
80505 München
Haidenauplatz 1
81667 München
+49 89 95414-0
Postfach 800209
81602 München
EU Directive 2019/1937 on the "Protection of persons reporting breaches of Union law" has been transposed into national law by the Whistleblower Protection Act (HinSchG).
The Whistleblower Protection Act protects all persons who, in connection with their official or professional activities, have obtained information about specific violations covered by Section 2 of the Whistleblower Protection Act and forward this information to reporting bodies.
The protection of the whistleblower extends, for example, to reprisals based on a report of breaches of regulations such as denial of promotion, dismissal in the case of employees covered by collective agreements, change of area of responsibility, disciplinary measures or discrimination.
All former and active employees can contact the relevant internal reporting office if the requirement of becoming aware of a matter in a work-related context is met; information obtained during the recruitment process can also be reported to the internal reporting office.
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However, the reporting system is not intended for criminal charges or other matters that do not relate to misconduct in an official context; if necessary, please contact the relevant authorities, for example the police.
The report must be submitted to the internal reporting office responsible for the authority.
Reports can be submitted digitally via the internal reporting system. The advantage of this reporting system is that specific queries and feedback on a report can be made via your mailbox in BayernID. Confidentiality is guaranteed at all times thanks to the high technical standards.
Notification by telephone or in person
Notifications can also be submitted by telephone or in person by making an appointment with the registration office.
The processing of anonymous reports is not intended.
Your data will be used to process your report and stored for the duration permitted by law.
Reports can be submitted digitally via the internal reporting system. The advantage of this reporting system is that specific queries and feedback on a report can be made via your mailbox in BayernID. Confidentiality is guaranteed at all times thanks to the high technical standards.
In addition, notifications can also be submitted by telephone or in person by making an appointment with the notification office.
Telephone number: 089/2306-2150
The processing of anonymous reports is not intended.
Your data will be used to process your report and stored for the duration permitted by law.
There are no costs.
There is no deadline.
You will receive initial feedback via your BayernID mailbox within seven days.
You will receive initial feedback via your BayernID mailbox within seven days.
The disclosure of business secrets or information subject to confidentiality obligations to reporting offices is covered by the HinSchG; however, the acquisition of this information must not be based on a criminal offense. If false information is reported intentionally or through gross negligence, there may be a legitimate interest in the identity of the reporting persons in order to be able to assert any claims for damages.
If you have information about a violation of the Money Laundering Act by organizers and intermediaries of games of chance, you can report this to the responsible government.
If you have information about a violation of the Money Laundering Act in a casino, you can report this to the Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior, for Sport and Integration.
If you have information about a violation of the Money Laundering Act in the non-financial sector, you can report this to the responsible government.
If you have information about a violation of the Money Laundering Act by a notary, you can report this to the competent regional court.
If you have information about a violation of the Money Laundering Act by a lawyer, you can report this to the competent bar association.