Corona protection in the Bavarian state parliament: Söder gives Aiwanger and Co. a swipe

Bavaria is loosening the corona measures: The 3G + rule will also apply to the state chancellery and state parliament in the future.

Unvaccinated ministers will in future have to submit a PCR test.

Munich - The state government and the state parliament are increasingly relying on 3G + at their events in the future.

According to information from

, unvaccinated ministers like Hubert Aiwanger (Free Voters) * have to submit a PCR test for the cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

3G + also applies to the subsequent press conference.

The State Chancellery of Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) will only accept PCR tests * at all events in the future, said a spokeswoman.

Advantage: With 3G + (vaccinated, recovered or PCR-tested) there is no need to wear a mask or strict distance rules.

Correct receptions are also possible again.

Corona: Bavarian State Parliament relies on 3G + rule

Thanks to the regulation, FC Bayern or TSV 1860, for example, are allowed to completely fill their stadiums again.

The state parliament is also increasingly relying on 3G +, at least at events such as the opening of the exhibition Places of Democracy (Wednesday), to which ex-Federal President Joachim Gauck is also expected.

The parliamentary groups have to check the tests themselves at their own events.

A well-known Bavarian musician does not want to take part in this “hunt”.

The Bavarian cabinet passed new corona regulations last week.

Numerous relaxations now apply to events, here's an overview.