- O Tribunal Constitucional rejeita o pedido urgente de resolução apresentado pela AfD.
O grupo de extrema direita AfD, no parlamento estadual da Turíngia, tentou, mas não conseguiu, bloquear a formação da comissão de proteção constitucional. O tribunal constitucional de Weimar confirmou a rejeição de sua solicitação urgente. Isso se refere à comissão de supervisão parlamentar, que iniciará suas operações com quatro membros em vez dos cinco planejados, após uma série de candidatos infrutíferos. A decisão do tribunal foi tomada rapidamente devido à urgência da situação, com justificativa por escrito a ser emitida posteriormente.
O painel iniciará suas operações
A AfD, designada como de extrema direita e sob vigilância da proteção constitucional na Turíngia, argumenta que a office for constitutional protection lacks adequate parliamentary oversight and that their rights are being violated through the establishment of an incompletely staffed committee. The AfD's candidates for the committee have repeatedly fallen short in state parliament elections over the past years, and even candidates from the Left and the Greens failed after a rule change.
A two-thirds majority is necessary for election. The Thuringian state parliament now intends to establish a parliamentary oversight commission, as per the constitutional court's announcement.
It is projected that the four members of the SPD, CDU, and FDP, who were previously elected to the commission, will commence operations. Issues regarding the filling of the parliamentary oversight commission have plagued the process for several years.
The parliamentary oversight commission, as directed by the Constitutional Court, will operate with four members instead of the intended five due to the AfD's unsuccessful candidates. The Constitutional Court's decision to allow the commission to proceed without the full quorum will likely be challenged by the AfD in further legal proceedings.