VfGH Tips Rule for Politicians Accounts on Social Media
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The Constitutional Court (VfGH) has repealed the regulation for the supervision of social media accounts by cabinet and office employees of government members. The corresponding provisions of the party law are unconstitutional because they indisputably favour governmental parties against opposition parties, it was stated on Wednesday. The FPÖ had requested the repeal of the regulation at the VfGH.
The FPÖ had applied to the VfGH for the repeal of the social media regulation. Accordingly, opposition parties are indisputably disadvantaged.
The provisions of the party law are unconstitutional and the governing parties were thereby indisputably favoured.
The Constitutional Court (VfGH) has repealed the regulation for the supervision of social media accounts by cabinet and office employees of government members. The corresponding provisions of the party law are unconstitutional, because they indisputably favour governmental parties against opposition parties, as stated in a message on Wednesday. The FPÖ had requested the repeal of the regulation at the VfGH.
The Constitutional Court (VfGH) has repealed the regulation for the supervision of social media accounts by cabinet and office employees of government members. The corresponding provisions of the party law are unconstitutional, because they indisputably favour governmental parties against opposition parties, as stated in a message on Wednesday. The FPÖ had requested the repeal of the regulation at the VfGH.
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