Preliminary decision on the controversial 2024 budget is made

National policy - Preliminary decision on the controversial 2024 budget is made

On Thursday (10.00 a.m.) in Erfurt, the state parliament's finance committee will set the course for Thuringia to receive a state budget for 2024. Following the compromise between the red-red-green government coalition and the opposition CDU parliamentary group, a large number of corrections need to be made to the government's draft budget, which has a record volume of 13.8 billion euros.

At the insistence of the CDU, a number of cuts will have to be made and some red-red-green projects, such as the third year of free childcare, will probably be scrapped because there is not enough money. If the committee reaches an agreement, the state parliament can pass the budget as planned on December 20 and the money can start flowing in January.

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1. The CDU in the State Parliament's finance committee is pushing for budget cuts, as the national budget for 2024 has a record volume of 13.8 billion euros.
2. The State Parliament's finance committee in Thuringia, which includes Committees representing various political parties, will address the controversial national budget for 2024 in Erfurt.
3. The national policy decision on the preliminary budget for Thuringia in 2024 will be made by the State Parliament's finance committee, considering National budget concerns and the compromise with the opposition CDU parliamentary group.
4. In light of the National budget, the National policy and the controversial 2024 budget, the opposition CDU parliamentary group along with the Preliminary decision made by the finance committee, may affect the red-red-green government's proposed budget for free childcare for the third year.
5. The Household budget of Thuringia residents potentially faces changes, as the preliminary decision made by the State Parliament's finance committee discusses the impact of the national budget decisions on various projects, including the third year of free childcare, in Erfurt.

Source: www.stern.de