Munich's CSU is angry because the SPD, in Alexander Dietrich, is knocking a Union speaker out of office.
"The decision is an additional indication of the ideological blindness of this party," said CSU parliamentary group leader Manuel Pretzl on Tuesday.
Munich - The CSU in the Munich city council, but also the party criticize the decision of the SPD to replace personnel officer Alexander Dietrich with a comrade. "The decision is an additional indication of the ideological blindness of this party," said CSU parliamentary group leader Manuel Pretzl on Tuesday.
As reported, the SPD had decided not to extend Dietrich's term of office. Instead, the city director in the district administration department, Andreas Mickisch (SPD), should take over the post. “It is undisputed that Alexander Dietrich, in his role as a speaker, enjoys the highest level of recognition from a wide variety of sides, with broad intergroup approval,” says Pretzl. Only last week the city council unanimously and across parties decided on the largest administrative reform in the human resources and organizational work of the city of Munich. "It is shameful that the second and third rows of the SPD prevail in this very important person," said Pretzl. As reported, according to reports, leading Social Democrats, but also parts of the Greens, had spoken out in favor of Dietrich's whereabouts.but failed because of resistance from the SPD.
Munich: CSU boss Manuel Pretzl criticizes "ideological approach".
“The ideological approach of the SPD shows the backward way of thinking to deal with personnel policy decisions.
With these personal details, the focus should be on quality and competence and not the party book deciding on contract extensions, ”says Pretzl.
Munich's CSU boss Georg Eisenreich adds: “The decision of the SPD parliamentary group not to extend his term of office is a purely party-politically motivated maneuver.
Unfortunately, the SPD sub-district prevailed. "
Munich: SPD leader Anne Huebner said Mickisch was an absolute expert.
Mayor Dieter Reiter (SPD) had already announced internally that he regretted Dietrich's departure, but that a speaker position is ultimately a political office. As a person affected, you know that there can also be personal consequences if political majorities change.
Dietrich was elected as successor to Thomas Böhle (SPD) in 2016 - under the then town hall majority of the SPD and CSU.
The CSU had the right to propose the personnel department.
SPD parliamentary group leader Anne Huebner said on Tuesday that the SPD would now again assume responsibility for the city's staff with 40,000 employees.
“We are pleased that we can suggest Andreas Mickisch for this task.
He is an absolute administrator who has worked for the city for many years.
Together with him, we will succeed in making the city administration so modern that it will master the challenges of the future. "
Munich: ÖDP boss Tobias Ruff calls for the post to be advertised.
Green boss Florian Roth also praised Dietrich, with whom they worked well and trustingly.
“Our coalition partner has exercised her right to propose the election of a new personnel officer.
From our point of view, the proposed candidate fulfills all the requirements to be able to exercise this office well and has the necessary experience and specialist knowledge. "
The faction of the ÖDP and Munich List meanwhile criticizes the occupation "according to the party book".
Group leader Tobias Ruff said: “We demand that the speaker post in the POR is also advertised.
This is the only way to ensure that the position is awarded to the most technically suitable person. "
