Two political worlds collide: Spö social minister Korinna Schumann wants a reform of social well -being “without social cold”. ÖVP Integration Minister Claudia Plakolm, on the other hand, calls for a fickle of the AIDS, so that the first child gets more than the second. A first coalition love seems to be inevitable.
The case of a large Syrian extensive family with eleven children, with a total of 9,000 euros in social benefits, caused vertebrae and discussions throughout the country. Discussions are still in the ministries. Due to the upcoming negotiations on the reform of social well -being, the two most important negotiators of the larger coalition partners are already taking the fronts in the media.
Minister of Social Affairs Korinna Schumann (Spö), for example, stated that the conversion of social assistance that was planned in the government program was to achieve a reform without concluding and especially “without creating a social cold and without playing against each other without groups of people”.
According to Schumann, it is more about making the system more fair and more targeted – for example with benefits. For resentment in the light of high transfer benefits in individual cases, she showed understanding.
Children cost a lot
Another understanding of the design of social assistance has Minister of Integration Claudia Plakolm ÖVP. She can imagine a stunning one from the help and says: “Every child is worth the same, but not every child costs the same. The handy path, ie social assistance, should never be with more money.” People who contribute something that work must always be those who have more. If this is in a huge imbalance at the moment, the state loses any credibility, “Plakolm continues.
Conversations must start immediately
The two ministers at least agree that the reform is one of the most important points in the government program. Perhaps also because you are as far apart, the conversations must start as quickly as possible, you can hear.
Source: Krone
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