Overview
- Munich’s city council, meeting behind closed doors Wednesday, declared all pending questions on Dieter Reiter’s FC Bayern roles resolved and ended its own follow-up.
- The council also voted unanimously to let the outgoing mayor use the honorary title “Altoberbürgermeister,” a ceremonial label with no special rights.
- The Upper Bavaria regional authority said it is still weighing whether to open a disciplinary case over Reiter’s undeclared side jobs.
- A spokesperson said Reiter has authorized a lawyer and that a written statement was expected by late April but had not reached the office as of Wednesday.
- Reiter quit the FC Bayern boards before the March 22 runoff and donated the €90,000 he says he was paid, yet key facts remain open because city rules require council approval based on what a side job pays, including non-cash perks such as free tickets.