Fight for unity: parties in negotiating fever before a decisive meeting!

Fight for unity: parties in negotiating fever before a decisive meeting!

In exciting times of the coalition negotiations, the parties have a deadline until December 12th to complete their sub -group work. The aim is to obtain clarity about the common views and still open questions. At the top is the steering group, which not only includes the party leader Karl Nehammer (ÖVP), Andreas Babler (SPÖ) and Beate Meinl-Reisinger (NEOS), but also the presidents of ÖGB and Chamber of Commerce, Wolfgang Katzian and Harald Mahrer. The conversations are crucial, especially after Recent occurred the SPÖ more optimistic about transparent numbers. "We have the feeling that the need has arrived," emphasized party representatives. A break that originally affirmed was thus rejected, and the ÖVP signaled that one wants to continue negotiating to develop a government program that takes into account the concerns of the citizens.

The role of the control group

But not only in everyday political life, the control group plays a central role; It also provides the framework for including networks. This group is responsible for determining the goals, topics and the establishment of working groups that could be necessary for implementation. It continuously checks whether the network achieves its goals and thus consists of a large number of organizations, companies and interest groups, as reported by Aktion-mensch.de An essential feature of this group is that all members have an equivalent voice, which ensures a balance within the decision -making processes.

The experiences from the model municipalities have shown that many people in management positions and from the target groups have to be strengthened to work in such equal bodies. This illustrates the importance of the role of the control group in the implementation and consolidation of inclusive measures and strategies in society.