Constitutional Court Decides on AfD Case
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Around 600 employees have already been examined for compliance with the Constitution. Now the highest court in Rhineland-Palatinate decides on an AfD appeal against the law.The Constitutional Court of Rhineland-Palatinate is negotiating a complaint from the AfD Landtag faction this Friday in Koblenz. It is about amendments to the Deputy and Fragmental Act adopted by the Landtag in July 2025. The most important questions and answers to the case.W…
In front of the Constitutional Court today it was about the amendments of the Deputies and Fractions Act. This sounds cumbersome for the time being, in concrete terms it is about which employees of deputies and factions are paid out of tax money and which are not. The Landtag had decided the changes of the law last summer with the votes of SPD, CDU, FDP and Greens. The AfD complains against the fact that it considers the law illegal. An "anti-Af…
If the President of the Landtag considers employees of Members or political groups to be unreliable, their salary will not be taken over by the Landtag. The AfD Group complains against this. On Friday, negotiations were held.
Around 600 employees have already been examined for compliance with the Constitution. Now the highest court in Rhineland-Palatinate decides on an AfD complaint against the law.
KOBLENZ/MAINZ – This Friday, the Constitutional Court of Rhineland-Palatinate will negotiate in Koblenz (10.00 a.m.) on the amendment of the Deputies and factions Act. The AfD considers this to be a «welcome act» and a law directed against it and has therefore appealed to the highest court in the country. The law has been in force for about a year. The law [...]
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