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Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder has campaigned for more powers in federal hands in the fight against the corona virus. He has always said: “I could have imagined that the federal government would have more powers over the Infection Protection Act, which also obliges the states to have clear rules. I am very open to it,” said the head of the German CSU in the ARD. Tagesthemen. Söder also made clear his dislike of crown policy in other federal states.
He criticized the fact that in some federal states many of the measures that had already been decided are not being implemented. Many did not apply the emergency brake that had been decided or would find it difficult to implement. He has a “bad feeling.” Söder called on other countries to introduce a night curfew, especially during the Easter holidays. This cannot be legally enforced across the country, Söder said. But: “If the Chancellor took the initiative, an initiative at the national level to change the law and set clear guidelines, she would have my support.”
Söder rejected a new conference of prime ministers. “There is no point sitting back and lamenting at a new conference, for example brainstorming and then doing what everyone thinks is right in the end.” For such a conference to make sense, there had to be “a unified spirit.” “Now we need less a patchwork quilt than a decisive decision,” Söder said. He was “by consistent and clear measurements rather than a constant back and forth.”
