The Dachau district council unanimously adopted new rules of procedure. He previously rejected two piquant amendments from the AfD and the FW Dachau
Dachau - The Dachau district council has given itself new rules of procedure. The decision was made unanimously. The panel had previously had two piquant amendments to vote on - but rejected both.
For example, the AfD tried to overturn the paragraph set out in paragraph 29, "The political groups or groups of voters can nominate a male and a female member equally for the chair and the deputy chair (double head)". "We reject the forced quota for women," said AfD spokesman Michael Stauch. According to the AfD, the compulsion to combine men and women would restrict “the freedom” of the district councils. Instead, the male-male and female-female combinations should be allowed. "From a legal point of view, too, we consider a mandatory stipulation that a double head must consist of a man and a woman to be of concern," said the AfD.
District administrator Stefan Löwl, on the other hand, let it be known that the Bavarian district council "considered the passage legally harmless". In the end, nobody except the AfD voted for the amendment.
The situation was more complicated with the second amendment. The Free Voters Dachau (FWD) requested that in future a party or group with three or more mandate holders could automatically form a parliamentary group. You have to know that groups in the district council enjoy financial advantages. However, the rules of procedure stipulate that parties or groups of voters can only form a parliamentary group if they have a seat on the district committee or have at least as many members as the smallest party or group of voters represented on the district committee. The FWD have three district councils, but have lost their seat on the district committee after the election in March. This was snatched away by the Alliance for Dachau / ÖDP / Die Linke / Die Party. The committee community is the association of several district council members in order to be able to send common representatives to the committees of the committee. That worked in the new district council of Dachau. Because the committee community had received more votes than the FWD in the election.
But also without the liaison of the three left parties, which according to their two spokesmen Lena Wirthmüller (Alliance for Dachau) and Leonhard Mösl (ÖDP) "look forward to working together in the next six years" and "together for an ecologically and socially sustainable design of the district of Dachau ”, the FWD would not have had a say in the district committee. The simple reason: Had the left's tripartite pact not formed, the AfD with its four mandate holders would have moved into the district committee with one seat.
FWD there, AfD ago, only 15 district councilors voted in the end for the FWD amendment. zim