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“Stay away from the Christmas holidays,” demands Kickl.
Vienna The FPÖ harshly criticizes the Christmas regulations. Among other things, the club boss Herbert Kickl complains that in the future it will be possible to wear a mask in offices. Also, he’s bothered by the fact that night-out restrictions and limited meeting options apply again at Stefanitag.
“Stay away from the Christmas holidays,” demands the leader of the liberal parliamentary group. Christmas is the epitome of family celebration, family, it belongs to families. Kickl also doesn’t like the fact that in the future you’ll have to wear a mask with your aunt or uncle in the basement hall.
NEOS criticizes travel regulation
The NEOS, for their part, criticize the travel regulation for the Christmas season. The federal government is ignoring the reality of the lives of thousands of families, the vice president of the NEOS club, Niki Scherak, is angry that there are almost no exceptions: “The government is imposing a de facto travel ban on hundreds of thousands of Austrians in abroad and separating families “.
The ÖVP and the Greens would risk entry and test chaos due to the short-term nature of the regulation, according to Scherak: “Many will probably rush in before the quarantine rules go into effect. That means crowded trains, flights and traffic jams. at the borders. All this is for the infection process is not beneficial. “
The deputy director of the SPÖ club, Jörg Leichtfried, believes that children studying abroad must travel to Austria once a month in order to go to Austria at Christmas. This also applies to spouses who may have been employed abroad for a few months. In principle, once again it is completely incomprehensible why the regulation comes so late. Basically, for Leichtfried, the entry controls and the rules for presenting a negative corona test if they serve to combat the pandemic are correct.
