The Greens announced on Monday afternoon that there would be compulsory vaccination for several professions.
Later the role follows backwards - there is talk of a misunderstanding.
Update from November 15, 3:58 p.m.:
Green parliamentary group leader Katrin Göring-Eckardt announced agreement at noon: The traffic light is planning a corona vaccination for several professions. But now there is a roll backwards. The Greens made it clear that there was still no agreement. "The traffic light will only be advised about a compulsory vaccination in special facilities in its own procedure, regardless of the Infection Protection Act," said a spokeswoman for the dpa parliamentary group. There has not yet been a decision.
In a further statement a few minutes ago, the traffic light representatives were nevertheless relaxed and harmonious.
She was "misunderstood", explained Goering-Eckardt, she was sorry.
There is no agreement on "mandatory vaccination in facilities", she confirmed.
You personally think, however, that this topic should be discussed further.
Traffic light bang: Corona vaccination for several professions should come
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Berlin - In Germany, a partial vaccination requirement could become a reality.
The possible future government partners SPD, Greens and FDP are, according to information from Greens parliamentary group leader Katrin Göring-Eckardt, in agreement on the introduction of mandatory vaccinations in certain areas.
“We will need a compulsory vaccination for facilities, for nursing homes, for day-care centers, etc.
We will get this off the ground, ”said Göring-Eckardt on Monday in Berlin.
When asked, she confirmed that the members of the desired traffic light coalition were in agreement on this issue.
Chancellor candidate Olaf Scholz excluded this question in a statement in the Bundestag *.
Vaccination compulsory in Germany: Ampel plans regulation for several professions
The new approach is not part of the reform of the Infection Protection Act, which is to be passed this week *, but a separate legislative process, explained Göring-Eckardt.
Germany is currently facing a sharp rise in the number of corona cases.
In view of this, the Ampel partners had already sharpened their plans for the time after the epidemic had expired, as Greens chief Robert Habeck first announced on Sunday evening *.
Compulsory vaccination in nursing homes and daycare centers: Greens announce traffic light plan - Lauterbach welcomes step
The SPD health politician Karl Lauterbach welcomed the decision to make partial vaccinations on Monday.
“Now the necessary measures are slowly coming together,” he tweeted in an initial reaction: “It couldn't be any other way.” Shortly before Göring-Eckardt's declaration, the German hospital society had once again explicitly spoken out in favor of the step.
"The subject of vaccinations is not a private matter," emphasized CEO Gerald Gaß on Monday in Düsseldorf.
It is also an "act of solidarity." (
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