Half year of balance of the government, although it has only been in office for four months. This date has been postponed twice – for the first time because of the tragic murder in Graz. Last week Vice Chancellor Andreas Babler (Spö) caught a summer pl how, which again led to a shift. It worked in the third attempt. “It was a very intensive time,” summarizes Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP). There was an “impact on the balance”.
The Triple Coalition lists on 13 pages, which have already been implemented in the first four months. From the bank levy, the double budget, as well as an increase in the basic tax to the price brake in rental prices (this illuminates 2.7 million people). Spö Vice Chancellor Andreas Babler gives this government a “good implementation” and even an “excellent trade together”.
Babers-Keren Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger makes Bablers Foreign Minister smiles. “I have not received a mandatory figure for a long time.” But it agrees that a lot has been done – and that during the mood. “We started with a reform engine”.
Hymns in itself
Meinl-Reisinger as the highlight mentions that the coalition has succeeded in bringing all important players from countries to the communities to a table and to reform them. The speed with which the double budget was made with a saving of 15 billion euros is a “huge performance” for Bravers. Chancellor Stocker agrees with the hymn of praise: “We have shown that we can be together – but above all what we want to be.”
Stocker sees “Silver -Stripped on the Horizon”
Stocker tries to spread optimism. The shortage procedure will be imposed on Austria on Tuesday, but it is not the “first shortage procedure for Austria and we will put our balance sheets in order”. The prediction that this year should be a small economic growth in Austria does not make Stocker satisfied, but it is “a silver strip on the horizon”.
Meinl Reisinger, who has met 114 counterparts from other countries, ambassadors and representatives of international institutions in four months, is convinced that the reforms must be implemented to give the economy a scope again. Her conclusion: “We have to roll up our sleeves.”
Source: Krone
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