“There is a lack of planning especially in the field of financing: instead of targeted measures, the water can is distributed. Without a system, without control,” says the Tyrolean Neos. They demand more use of the black and red coalition also against the background of the savings restrictions.
Financing is a central instrument of state policy to support specific economic development, social security and social progress in Tyrol. “In practice, however, in practice it appears that the existing financing landscape is often confusing, administratively complex and sometimes inefficient. Double and triple financing takes place, while in other areas there are financing gaps,” Neos parliament member Susanna Riedlsperger responded to the newest “Krone” reporting in Tyrol that is available in Tyrol.
Different applications that have been brought in must follow more
Central Point of Criticism: “Tyrol has no umbrella, long -term financing strategy to this day. No plan, no priorities, no holistic evaluation. And that although governor Mattle has again announced that it is to save financing. That is not welcome.”
Riedlsperger emphasizes that it has submitted several times: for example the ‘principle 1-in-1-out’, in which each new financing is associated with the removal of an existing one or the introduction of a ‘Sunset clause’, the financing automatically limited and evaluated. “But black and red blocks. Apparently it is preferable to lose the track and promote the goal then to take responsibility.”
Source: Krone
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