Negotiations on Compulsory Military Service for FPÖ Failed for the Time Being
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The government wants to send the laboriously negotiated reform into the review. However, the necessary approval of an opposition party is still not in sight.
For the free, the extension of the civil service remains the crux of the matter. Even the Greens want to continue negotiating only when the law is in review
The FPÖ rejects the proposal for the new military and civil service and criticizes a "lazy compromise". For resolution, coalition now needs the Greens.
On Wednesday the governing parties sent their draft for the reform of the military and civil service in review. What is missing is the agreement of an opposition party.
The liberals declare the negotiations to be over for the time being. The Greens demand that a bill be presented before further talks. However, the tripartite coalition is dependent on the opposition for the regulation of the civil service.
No two-thirds majority in sight: the FPÖ refuses to approve the planned reform of the military service of the government. The crux remains the regulation of the civil service, which would lead to a massive weakening of the federal army.
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