After curfew in Tyrol: Landhauskantine is now alcohol-free



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Landtagspräsidentin Sonja Ledl-Rossmann

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Innsbruck – After the “happy round” in the state parliament after the 10 pm curfew, when the president of the state parliament Sonja Ledl-Rossmann, the club boss Jakob Wolf, the regional councilor Johannes Tratter (all vice-president) and the head of the SPÖ, Georg Dornauer, will be present in the future. No more alcohol is served in the dining room of the country house and it was decided to limit the duration of the meeting to 10 pm

Ledl-Rossmann had already apologized via TT for “the stupid mistake” and invited to the Obleuterat on Tuesday. It was not an easy moment, he also apologized again to the commission. FPÖ, List Fritz and NEOS had requested a debate.

“Very good and open session”

All parties would support the two jointly agreed measures. “We had a very good and open meeting,” said the Speaker of the State Parliament.

On the one hand, the meetings would end in the future at 10 pm at the latest. This leads to “better meeting planning and more discipline in meetings,” Greens club president Gebi Mair said in a broadcast that Thursday’s meeting lasted until 11.30pm.

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Ledl-Rossmann, for his part, said that “discipline did not decrease on Thursday either.” Sessions that last until late at night were “perceived by everyone as unpleasant,” said the speaker of the State Parliament. If all the issues have not been discussed before 10 pm, an additional day of meetings will be scheduled from now on instead of the delayed ones.

“Politicians have to be role models”

In addition, the supply of the Landtag dining room will be reduced to a minimum, he said in a broadcast by the management of the Landtag. In any case, this also excludes the alcohol portion. “We all agreed that we were responsible. As politicians we have to be role models. This is particularly true when it comes to complying with crown measures, ”Mair said. (TT.com)

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