Parliament - Coalition wants a different fiscal policy course from 2025
The black-red-yellow coalition is focusing on a stricter fiscal policy course in Saxony-Anhalt from 2025. A motion will be submitted on Thursday asking the state government to place stricter limits on a controversial instrument. In future budgets, the so-called global underspending should be limited to a maximum of one percent, it says. "That is a consensus in the coalition," CDU parliamentary group leader Guido Heuer told the German Press Agency on Wednesday.
The 2024 budget, which is to be passed in parliament on Thursday, estimates more expenditure than income. The global underspend is more than 430 million euros, which corresponds to around three percent. This money is to be saved in ongoing operations. In previous years, it became apparent that not all positions could be filled and not all investment funds could be spent.
The opposition recently criticized the global underspending as being too high and considered taking legal action.
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- The black-red-green coalition in Saxony-Anhalt aims to shift from their current fiscal policy in 2025, as proposed in a motion submitted to the State parliament by the coalition.
- Recent criticism from the opposition concerning the high global underspend in the household budget has sparked discussions about potential legal action.
- In the upcoming budget discussions in the State parliament, the CDU parliamentary group advocate for limiting the global underspend to one percent, following the coalition's stance on finances.
Source: www.stern.de
