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On Thursday morning, ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS want to present their coalition pact. What you already know about it – and how to proceed now.
Almost five months after the National Council election, government formation is coming to an end. And in the end it was quick: After the negotiations of FPÖ and ÖVP burst two weeks ago, Neos boss Beate Meinl-Reisinger explained to the bosses of ÖVP and SPÖ that they were ready for cooperation. Before Pink comes on board, turquoise and red would have to make up to themselves – including budgetary fundamental questions. The two parties did this in a few days, last week you rejected the idea of a coalition of two and brought the Neos. No week later, close confidants of the party leader-such as ÖVP head of communication Gerald Fleischmann-sit before the turquoise-red-pink negotiation results to pour them into a formulated government program.
Cabinets for the respective ministries have already been made in the parties. On Wednesday, the last negotiations of the party leader took place on the edge of the National Council meetings; At the same time, there was still internal items, especially in the SPÖ. Nevertheless, one is confident enough that a finished government pact should be presented on Thursday morning. If it passes the party committees until the weekend and the general meeting of the NEOS on Sunday, the new government is standing. The log in would be possible on Monday. Content key points were already evident. An overview.
Economy and location
Turquoise-red-pink plans incentives for longer work, there should also be a reduction in non-wage costs-but not the same, but only from the middle of the legislative period from 2027. to finance. Inheritance– and there should not be wealth taxes, but there should be a significant increase in banking to two years and expansion of property tax at Immo-deals of companies. In terms of deregulation, several measures are planned, including a “de -bureaucratisation index”.
