Minister of Women and Sciences Eva Maria Holzleitner (Spö) defended the three -way coalition on Sunday: Three different parties would have sat down at a table and have brought together a good government program.
Holzleitner was the first of the new government members who visited the ORF “press hours”. It was confirmed by her that the Reveriting family of the family manager of Asylum entitled people will already be in the upcoming council of ministers.
Holzleitner also confessed the measure that had been agreed in the coalition pact. She also underlined the purpose of processing procedures in the external boundaries of the EU in the future.
Reform the access rules to universities open
Holzleitner remained vague with delicate questions in the university area. It was anchored that the access restrictions at universities had to be evaluated by 2027. The responsible minister did not want to assess what could come from this. Holzleitner made it clear that although the limitations in their introduction were approved, the Spös were also important for the Spö. You have to see where the current regulations would have worked well and where limitations would not have been needed: “I am for a sober, honest evaluation.”
The fact that the educational department was divorced is no problem for Holzleitner. Holzleitner was acknowledged that there should be a mandatory second kindergarten year and that there will also be an expansion of the facilities.
Holzleitner does not see much in the women’s area in the government pact, is not displayed in concrete enough. As an example, she mentioned the ban on sending penis photos to women without being asked. However, it was also “an incredible catching up” in terms of awareness, she called the so -called catcalling, ie inappropriate comments from men towards women.
The desire for wealth tax remains upright
It is clear to Holzleitner that you cannot put all your own positions into a coalition. For example, the position of the Spö for asset taxes stays upright and will be re -introduced in future government negotiations. Moreover, much has been changed compared to the blue -black plans. The educational leave has not now been completely abolished, which would have been without ambition, but a follow -up plan has been set up.
Holzleitner “not entirely” said the impression that the government wanted to save in the climate. The Spö is “incredibly important” to strengthen public transport and there will also be gaps in the current legislative period.
Source: Krone
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