Bundesverfassungsgericht: Tempolimit Für Gesetze? Karlsruhe Judges Heating Law
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The Federal Constitutional Court has ruled: When the traffic light heating law was passed, everything went with right things.
On Thursday, the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe rejected applications by former CDU deputy Thomas Heilmann and other plaintiffs in connection with the old heating law of the traffic light government.
The heating law of the traffic light government provided for criticism – also of the legislative process. Now the Federal Constitutional Court has rejected the action. The judgment also has implications beyond the individual case.
Legislative proceedings in Germany do not get a speed limit. Among other things, the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe rejects the application of former CDU member Thomas Heilmann.
In the urgent procedure, the Federal Constitutional Court still stopped the old heating law. But now the judges make it clear: The deputies had enough time at that time for consultation.
With the heating law, the old traffic light coalition wanted to make heating in Germany more climate-friendly. Criticism hailed – not only on the content, but also on the legislative process.
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