Munich's education and sports advisor Beatrix Zurek (SPD) is to become the new health advisor.
The position is vacant after Stephanie Jacobs (non-party) announced her move to the Ministry of Health on September 15.
The successor to Munich's health officer Stephanie Jacobs (non-party) has been determined.
Munich's education and sports advisor
Beatrix Zurek
(SPD) is to become the new health advisor.
Here you can find all information about the Corona crisis in Munich
Munich - The re-election of the 43-year-old Jacobs would have been due next year, but was considered uncertain.
On the one hand, the department is split up, Jacobs would only have been
eligible
for the
position of health officer
.
The
Greens will fill the
new
climate protection department
.
On the other hand, Jacobs had been signaled by the Greens that she too would have to apply for the position as a health officer.
The SPD and the Greens had agreed in the coalition agreement to fill the health department by mutual agreement.
Anyway, Jacobs drew her conclusions and from there *.
It is thus leaving a gap that should be filled as soon as possible in the midst of the corona pandemic.
Munich: Beatrix Zurek takes over the position of health officer
Now an agreement has been reached.
Beatrix Zurek
takes over the post.
"As an education officer, Beatrix Zurek was part of the urban crisis team and is therefore excellently incorporated into the tasks of fighting pandemics," says SPD parliamentary group leader Anne Hübner.
According to reports, the Greens also agreed because the climate department will in future also be responsible for urban goods.
The municipal department has taken care of these up to now.
With Zurek's calling, two birds are killed with one stone.
Jacobs' successor was clarified promptly - with a woman who already has a lot of experience in administration.
On the other hand, Zurek's re-election as education and sports officer was not certain.
You would have to vote in 2022, the Greens have the right to propose this position.
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