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Government crisis in Baden-Württemberg: Minister shine through absence!
Thekla Walker is criticized as the worst, cutting minister in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament.
Government crisis in Baden-Württemberg: Minister shine through absence!
In the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg there was a dispute over the presence of the government. According to a current study, Thekla Walker is described as the worst, cutting minister. Their frequent absence of meetings not only raised questions about their responsibility, but also resulted in violent reviews from the opposition. This reported [krzbb.de] (https://www.krzbb.de/inhalt.praesenz-der--regierenden-wenn-minmin-sich-im-landtag rar-machen.d939b71b-ef97-a8ca-5bbe393a67e7.html).
In contrast to Walker, Petra Olschowski, who stands out with an impressive presence of 100 percent. Their constant presence sets a high yardstick and is perceived as a model in the political landscape of Baden-Württemberg. While Olschowski is criticized, the opposition is getting louder and demands more respect from the ruling ministers.
Criticism from the opposition
The criticism of the presence of the cabinet members, especially Walker, is not unfounded. The FDP had submitted a query to the presence of the ministers in parliament, which disclosed the frequent absence of government agents. This situation leads to allegations of a lack of appreciation of the legislative work.
The reactions of the absent are different. Many governing trying to justify or vow to improve what the situation could relax. However, the persistent reservations of the opposition show that trust in politics and public perception suffers greatly from the impression of this abstinence. According to [stuttgarter-nachrichten.de] (https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.praesenz-der-der--s-wenn-minister-im-randtag rar-machen. Will have government.
Overall, the presence of the governing is a decisive topic for the state parliament because expectations of politicians are high. It is to be hoped that the governing ministers will better get involved in parliamentary work and thus regain the trust of the citizens.