Current hour - State parliament continues deliberations
The state parliament in Schwerin will continue its deliberations on Thursday (09:00). At the request of the opposition CDU, the increase in the citizens' allowance planned by the federal government will be debated during the current hour. The CDU/CSU considers the increase in state payments to those in need to be too high and fears that it will create false incentives and make it more difficult to find a job.
Final deliberations and votes on legislative amendments are also on the agenda. For example, the financial equalization between the state and local authorities is to be revised, paving the way for a multi-million euro school construction programme, among other things. The store opening law will also be put to the vote. Among other things, the amendment is intended to allow additional Sundays open for business in places of tourist importance.
The new daycare law, which aims to reduce group sizes in daycare centers, will be discussed at first reading. Instead of 15 children per specialist, there are to be 14 in future. Auxiliary staff with several years of experience in daycare centers should be able to be more involved in the care of children.
Timetable for the state parliament session with links to laws and motions
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- In the discourse about the revision of financial equalization between the state and local authorities, the CDU in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern argued that the proposed multi-million euro school construction programme might be affected.
- The opposition CDU in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's stance on the proposed increase in state payments to those in need extends to their opposition to expanded trade hours in places of tourist importance, as per the amendment to the store opening law.
- Kindergartens in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are also impacted by the new daycare law, as it aims to reduce group sizes, potentially requiring additional training and involvement from auxiliary staff with years of experience.
Source: www.stern.de
