Regardless of the significantly increasing number of corona infections, the members of the state parliament will move closer together at the constituent session of parliament than before the parliamentary summer break.
The members of the now six parliamentary groups would sit in the regular rows of chairs.
There will be no additional tables behind, as they were customary until June to maintain the distance, said the parliamentary manager of the SPD parliamentary group, Jochen Schulte, on Monday in Schwerin.
Schwerin - The corresponding hygiene concept was submitted to the responsible health department in Schwerin and confirmed by them.
“We discussed it for a long time in the council of elders,” admitted Schulte.
However, the right to freely exercise mandates is a valuable asset and restrictions such as the application of the 2G or 3G rules are not possible.
It is the responsibility of the parliamentary groups to ensure the highest possible level of protection against infection.
"You can only appeal to the common sense of all members of parliament to use the opportunities that exist," said Schulte.
There is no mask requirement, but he assumes that some MPs will voluntarily wear mouth and nose protection.
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According to Schulte, additional seats were built into the rows and the corridors between the parliamentary groups were removed except for one.
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