Parties - Schnieder in favor of reforming the debt brake
In view of the financial situation of Rhineland-Palatinate's municipalities, CDU parliamentary group leader Gordon Schnieder is in favor of reforming the state's debt brake. "I would like to look at municipal budgets and the state budget together, also in terms of the debt brake," said Schnieder in an interview with the German Press Agency in Mainz. "Then we would no longer be talking about these distribution battles. Instead, we would say clearly: there must be enough for everyone." This would also prevent the state from making surpluses - as in previous years - and the municipalities "not having enough in front and behind".
Many local authorities in Rhineland-Palatinate are complaining about excessive financial burdens. The municipal leaders of Bosenbach (Kusel district) and Freisbach (Palatinate) had also justified their resignation with this.
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- CDU parliamentary group leader Gordon Schnieder advocates for integrating municipal budgets and the state's debt brake reform in Rhineland-Palatinate, as stated in his interview with the German Press Agency in Mainz.
- To avoid distribution battles and ensure adequate finances for all entities, Schnieder suggests considering the debt brake in conjunction with municipal and state budgets.
- The reform proposal by Gordon Schnieder would prevent the state from accumulating surpluses, thereby preventing financial struggles in municipalities such as Bosenbach in the Kusel district and Freisbach in the Palatinate.
- The German Press Agency reported that many municipalities in Rhineland-Palatinate are grappling with excessive financial burdens, with some local authorities, like Bosenbach and Freisbach, even considering resignation due to these pressures.
- In the context of debt brake reform, Rhineland-Palatinate's ruling party, the CDU, and its leader, Gordon Schnieder, seek to find a solution that benefits both the state and its municipalities, aiming to maintain financial stability for all communes in the state.
Source: www.stern.de
