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CSU: “curfews bring control”
CSU parliamentary group leader Thomas Kreuzer warned that failure to act now would have fatal effects. He rejected criticism of the curfew at critical points. They facilitate the prevention of private parties at night. In that case, they could hardly be celebrated, since you have to get there somehow. “Curfews bring control,” Kreuzer said. Söder, on the other hand, had previously emphasized that a nightly curfew would help “significantly slow down the migration to private life.”
AfD attacks Söder
The leader of the AfD parliamentary group, Ingo Hahn, criticized the Corona rules and accused Söder of saying that his “team caution” was “completely distant and oblivious to the concerns and needs of citizens.” The country is being pulled down and pulled down at a rate “that in the past only wars and the plague achieved.” The economy will be ruined, jobs will be destroyed, culture will be destroyed, and the shutdown will result in numerous deaths.
Once again Hahn questioned the danger of the coronavirus. The leader of the AfD parliamentary group accused Söder of giving the Free State “the toughest freedom cuts in more than 70 years and the saddest festival Bavaria has had since the Prime Minister.”
Free voters are campaigning for stricter rules
The leader of the parliamentary group of free voters, Florian Streibl, appealed to all people to continue to participate to face the corona pandemic. It is an effort to overcome “this dark time.” According to Streibl, it was clear that winter 2021 would be the “most difficult time.” So it makes sense to refine the measurements now.
SPD: Söder “often does not comply”
The leader of the Bavarian SPD parliamentary group, Horst Arnold, noted that Söder did not legally need the “blessing of the state parliament” for the crown measures decided by the cabinet. The state government can establish such rules through ordinances. “It is you, it is your parliamentary group, it is the Free Voters, who in the past have repeatedly thwarted bills that actually provided royal authorization to pass your ordinances,” Arnold criticized. “Not only for this, Mr. Prime Minister, the SPD parliamentary group does not give you its blessing on this either.”
Söder didn’t even deserve this blessing. For months, Söder has been creating expectations through advertisements that he cannot deliver. “They often don’t deliver,” Arnold complained. “Bavaria still has the most important and serious figures, major problems with the digitization of health authorities, schools and, last but not least, the entire state.” For eight months, Söder has been proclaiming “relatively broad” strategy and strategy, and “relatively little” is happening. Arnold also criticized some of the new measures, such as curfews, as disproportionate in the current situation.
