The news of the bankruptcy of the regional airport burst during the parliamentary autumn break.
Now the opposition is taking position.
The Ministry of the Interior has also announced a report.
Mainz - The insolvency proceedings for Hahn Airport will become a major topic in the state parliament in Rhineland-Palatinate after the autumn break.
All three opposition factions reported an urgent need for speech and education.
The Rhineland-Palatinate state government, led by the Interior Ministry, had sold its majority stake in the former US military airport in Hunsrück in 2017 for 15 million euros to the large Chinese group HNA.
A minority stake of 17.5 percent is still held by the State of Hesse.
The bankruptcy filing is causing a stir there too.
The FDP in the Hessian state parliament requested a special meeting of the budget committee.
The CDU in Mainz wants to make the Hahn insolvency in three state parliament committees on the topic, as a parliamentary group spokesman announced on Wednesday.
Corresponding motions for the interior, legal and economic committee have already been submitted or are in preparation, said the spokesman.
"Further parliamentary formats will be decided in the coming week."
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On Tuesday, the AfD parliamentary group applied for the issue to be placed on the agenda of the interior committee.
The Free Voter Group said: "The Ministry of the Interior now urgently needs to provide answers."
The ministry in question wants to report on the insolvency proceedings at the next meeting of the Interior Committee, as State Secretary Randolf Stich announced on Wednesday in a letter to State Parliament President Hendrik Hering (both SPD).
The next regular meeting of the committee is scheduled for December 2nd.
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The approval of a third of the committee members is required for this.
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