Segeberger CDU: strong occurrence for agriculture and security!

Segeberger CDU: strong occurrence for agriculture and security!

Neumünster in the Segeberg district-the Segeberger Christian Democrats made it clear at the CDU state party conference with a strong representation and clear goals for which they stand for. Among the committed members were the member of the Bundestag Melanie Bernstein and the members of the state parliament Ole Plambeck and Sönke Siebke, who took part in the discussions together with other delegates from the region.

A central point of the agenda was Torsten Kowitz's application, the chairman of the CDU district parliamentary group. He called for changes in the network expansion acceleration law to give overhead lines the priority of earth cabling. This change aims to protect agricultural areas and avoid the resulting additional costs. The application met with broad approval and is now being dealt with in the state specialist committee.

economic stability and agriculture

Ole Plambeck, who appeared as a household expert, campaigned for a reform of the debt brake together with Daniel Günther, the CDU state chairman. The aim is to integrate proposals from the expert council in order to be able to cushion future crises better. This initiative could be of crucial importance for stable economic development in the region.

The Segeberg delegation also unanimously granted their support for the leading application of the state board entitled "We need agriculture to live - nutritional security". In their explanations, Bernstein, Siebke and Plambeck emphasized the irreplaceable contributions from agriculture not only to food supply, but also on nature and climate protection. They called for a reduction in bureaucratic hurdles to enable farmers a successful future.

In addition, further basic applications were passed, which deal with various challenges. This includes, among other things, the demand to control migration and at the same time to actively promote integration. The focus on the immigration of specialists was also emphasized in order to counteract the shortage of skilled workers.

Another concern was the reform of the citizen benefit and tax relief to promote the willingness to perform. The Segeberg Christian Democrats made it clear that they wanted a balance between the control of migration and the promotion of integration. This clear position confirms its vision for an inclusive society that relies on diversity and stability.

In addition, they spoke out for the strengthening of police presence and for a facilitation of non -occasional controls to increase security in society. The Segeberg delegation has not only set a strong sign for its political goals, but also impressively demonstrated its responsibility for modern society.

Overall, the participation of the Segeberg Christian Democrats on the state party conference shows that they are determined to find future -oriented and pragmatic solutions. These endeavors will significantly shape local and regional politics in the coming months and could be decisive for the success of the CDU in the Segeberg district.