Trouble in the coalition
CSU proposes new candidates for the election of the constitutional judges
The coalition dispute over the burst judge election in the Bundestag has been stuck. The CSU is now bringing an idea into play: a new personnel package.
CSU state group leader Alexander Hoffmann suggests that the coalition dispute over the occupation of three posts at the Federal Constitutional Court via a new personnel package.
“Such a personnel package can consist of completely new names, but does not have to,” said the head of the CSU MPs in the Bundestag of the German Press Agency.
So far, a possible withdrawal of the SPD candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf rejected by many Union MPs, has been discussed, which is rejected by the Social Democrats. With his proposal, Hoffmann now signals willingness to withdraw the federal labor judge Günter Spinner nominated by the CDU/CSU. The third candidate, the constitutional lawyer Ann-Katrin Kaufhold, was also set up by the SPD.
Hoffmann (CSU) to the judge’s election: “Objectivity is announced”
Hoffmann can imagine a withdrawal of all three candidates – or even from one or two. “We have to get out of this situation. Serenity is the order of the day, objectivity is the order of the day and also the consideration of whether it can be possible via a new personnel package.”
Summer is now being used to come to a solution. “I personally believe that a new personnel package is most likely to come out,” said Hoffmann. He appealed on both sides not to lead the further discussion with mutual accusations, but with respect.
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The election of the three candidates for the Federal Constitutional Court on July 11 was taken at short notice from the agenda of the Bundestag. The reason was the resistance within the Union faction. Contrary to prior promises, the top of the parliamentary group could no longer guarantee the approval of the Brosius-Gersdorf.
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