Federal and state governments: Countries want less Hauruck legislation from the federal government
The federal government and the federal states each have their own interests, said Federal Council President Andreas Bovenschulte of the German Press Agency in Berlin. “But of course let’s leave...”
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Countries must then pay attention to decisions “Such a legislative procedure is formally correct.”. Countries criticise the fact that such requests for shortening deadlines in many legislative procedures make it hardly possible for them to advise the projects in the necessary depth. A motion to refer the matter to the Conciliation Committee and thus detain it initially did not win a majority.
Furthermore, But the process was - from a country's point of view - chaotic.
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Countries must then pay attention to decisions “Such a legislative procedure is formally correct.”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesCountries criticise the fact that such requests for shortening deadlines in many legislative procedures make it hardly possible for them to advise the projects in the necessary depth.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA motion to refer the matter to the Conciliation Committee and thus detain it initially did not win a majority.
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But the process was - from a country's point of view - chaotic.
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