The notifying person should have reasonable grounds to believe, in the light of the circumstances and the information available to her/him at the time of notification, that the facts notified or disclosed to him are authentic and true. Therefore, knowingly false facts cannot be notified. Such conduct may be sanctioned.
In obtaining documents to substantiate the facts reported, the whistleblower should not commit an act that could amount to a criminal offence.
The whistleblower should act in the public interest and in the good faith belief that the report he or she is making is based on credible facts and evidence.
The whistleblower should be able to identify the area of the offence and consider what verifiable information he or she can provide about the offence being reported. The extent and quality of the information provided can have a positive impact on the way the notification is investigated.
The persons in charge of receiving and handling notifications are representatives of the Compliance Department (Compliance Officer of DTSE CZ, Compliance Officer of Deutsche Telekom Services Europe Slovakia s.r.o. (DTSE SK)).
Compliance Officer DTSE CZ: +420 734220443
Compliance Officer DTSE SK: +421 901741428
Deutsche Telekom Services Europe Czech Republic s.r.o. does not exclude receiving notifications from a person who does not perform work or other similar activities for the obliged entity.
The notification shall contain information about a possible infringement that has occurred or is about to occur in relation to a person for whom the notifier, even indirectly, has performed or is performing work or other similar activity, or in relation to a person with whom the notifier has been or is in contact in connection with the performance of work or other similar activity, and which