Decisions of the Länder: Minister of the Interior No Longer Decides Unanimously
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The interior ministers of the federal states have decided unanimously so far. However, this long-standing practice is expected to change somewhat in the future. The background is that the AfD could set up interior ministers in the future and thus block the committee.
After AfD elections in Landtägen, the Home Affairs Conference decided to end the unanimity principle. Soon 13 out of 16 votes will be enough to make decisions.
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The Conference of Interior Ministers (IMK) adopted its principle of unanimous decisions. As the German Press Agency learned from the circle of Interior Ministers, the decision was taken a few days ago by means of a circular decision.
The Conference of Ministers of the Interior adopts the principle of unanimity. In the future, 13 votes will be enough for decisions - what is behind the change, and what does that have to do with the AfD?
The Conference of Interior Ministers (IMK) adopted its principle of unanimous decisions. As the German Press Agency learned from the circle of Interior Ministers, the decision was taken a few days ago by means of a circular decision.
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