Session - State parliament with government statement and debt brake debate
The Saxon state parliament plans to discuss the debt brake at federal and state level on Wednesday (from 10.00 a.m.). The debate was reignited by the ruling of the Federal Constitutional Court in mid-November. The court had declared the reallocation of 60 billion euros in the federal budget null and void. In the opinion of the Left Party, the debt brake must be removed from the Basic Law as a brake on investment.
At the beginning of the state parliament session, Science Minister Sebastian Gemkow (CDU) holds a government statement on research in the Free State. In addition, the funding practices of the SPD-led Ministry of Social Affairs will be debated at the request of the AfD. The Court of Audit had criticized the implementation of a funding guideline for the integration of refugees. Other topics at the meeting include monument protection, asylum law and domestic violence. In addition, the new law on fire protection, rescue services and disaster control is to be passed.
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- The Left Party in Saxony is advocating for the removal of the debt brake from the Basic Law, arguing that it acts as an impediment to investment, following the government declaration and the subsequent debate on the debt brake in the State parliament.
- In a recent ruling, the Federal Constitutional Court declared the reallocation of 60 billion euros in the federal budget null and void, which sparked the debate on the debt brake in the Saxon State parliament, situated in Dresden.
- Despite the ongoing debate about the debt brake in the State parliament, a new law on fire protection, rescue services, and disaster control is scheduled to be passed in the Free State of Saxony, with Dresden as its capital.
Source: www.stern.de
