BERLIN – The Crown has shown that Germany is not ready to react quickly and unitedly to crises, says Ralph Brinkhaus, a member of the CDU / CSU group in the Bundestag.
Source: DW
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He therefore advocates a fundamental reform of the German administration.
ef MPs of the CDU / CSU group do not believe that state structures fully fit into the digital world of the 21st century, pie Doje says.
In a statement to the Welt am Sonntag newspaper, a German Christian Democrat politician said: “We need a reform of the century – maybe even a revolution.”
Administration, digitization, education
Brinkhaus named five areas that would need comprehensive modernization: administration, digitalization, federal-state cooperation, the education system, and disaster protection. Following the general elections scheduled for the autumn of this year, the reform process must become part of the negotiations on forming a coalition government, Brinkhaus demands.
The CDU politician commented on the current crisis with the crown: “It is problematic that the federal minister of health has no control over local health authorities during the pandemic,” Brinkaus said, emphasizing: “I do not want to question the federal state, but we should to see if it is still effective in all cases. ”
There is no law on emergencies
Ralph Brinkaus also added: “The state is not ready to react quickly, flexibly and uniformly to crises. There is almost no law on emergencies affecting the civilian population. There are no joint federal, provincial and local crisis teams that can be activated quickly. ”
“And the education system needs to go digital,” Brinkhaus said. That way we will not progress. “
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