Graz Mayor Elke car (KPÖ) considers it “wrong to prescribe compulsory or compulsory vaccination”. “We want to convince people to get vaccinated, but I think coercion and penalties are wrong,” he said car in the ORF “press hour”. The “bad” communication of the federal government is also to blame for the low vaccination rate. “Then you alienated the last vaccination advocate.” She also sees problems with implementation.
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“Communicate at eye level”
“We stand by the fact that it is necessary to be vaccinated,” emphasized car. She was also vaccinated herself. But you can’t convince “with a sledgehammer” – you have to communicate with people on an equal footing: “So that they can accept it.” You have to listen to people and not put them in a drawer and drive them into a corner.
She is also not convinced that compulsory vaccination will actually come in the planned form, said the Graz city manager. Some of the requirements are not executable, and you don’t have the people you need for them.
The one-off payments planned by the government for energy cost and inflation compensation car with mixed feelings. It is positive that the problems in this area are recognized. However, the unemployed or those on low wages would be in the same situation next year. She therefore advocates a cap on guideline rents and a new tenancy law. Of course you can build more and more council housing or improve housing support – “but you will never find a general solution to regulate the private housing market if you don’t make modern tenancy law”.
Government intervention in the market can car In addition to the rental and energy sectors, some also present food. The expropriation of apartments, however, cannot be carried out. But you have to secure land and real estate – for example through more control by the public sector. In recent years far too many objects – see Buwog – have been “sold off”.
Source: Nachrichten
