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Debureaucratisation in Bavaria: Landtag Adopts Modernisation Law
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Snow cannons, ski slopes and cable cars: their possible disadvantages for the environment are to be examined less often in the sense of reducing bureaucracy from August. The law behind it is a big dispute.
The Bavarian Landtag decides on a new law on the reduction of bureaucracy, which is intended to facilitate the construction of cable cars and ski lifts. Green and environmental associations are strongly critical. Klaus Holetschek (CSU) speaks of "artificial culture of indignation".
In the interests of nature conservation, the reduction of the EIA in the Alps will probably not remain, but this step will not lead to a ski slope boom either. Anyone who now invests in ski lifts and slopes will be at considerable risk in view of the particularly rapid increase in temperature in the Alps. The Jenner-Bahn has been stopped in the ski slopes because of lack of snow and only transports hikers.
Only five months after the cabinet decision, the Bavarian Landtag decided on the controversial third modernization law. The vote was preceded by a partly heated debate. In the end, the governing parties CSU and Free Voters as well as the AfD voted against it. On the first August of this year, the law is to enter into force. Government: Law is to advance debureaucratisation Behind the law is the goal to advance the debureaucratization in Bavaria.…
In record time, the Landtag decides on the third modernization law. It should reduce bureaucracy, but it is controversial. What is behind the dispute? And what do the Alps have to do with it?
CSU Group in the Bavarian Landtag [Newsroom]Munich (ots) - On the occasion of a recent hour in the Bavarian Landtag, the CSU Group makes it clear that Bavaria is still in a pole position in terms of cutting red tape. This is mainly used by small and medium-sized companies. State government and ... Read more here...Original content of: CSU Group in the Bavarian Landtag, transmitted by news aktuell
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