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Rhineland-Palatinate Keeps MPK Chair: Saxony-Anhalt Must Wait

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Instead of Saxony-Anhalt, Rhineland-Palatinate will chair the Conference of Minister-Presidents for another year. The state leaders unanimously approved the extension – Minister-President Schnieder thus remains at the helm.

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Rhineland-Palatinate will remain at the helm of the Conference of Minister-Presidents (MPK) for another year. The rotating presidency was actually set to pass to Saxony-Anhalt – but that will no longer be happening.

The heads of government of the states have unanimously decided that Minister-President Alexander Schnieder will continue to chair the body of state government leaders for another year. The State Chancellery in Mainz announced this.

What does the extension mean?

The MPK is the central coordinating body of the states. Here, the 16 minister-presidents bundle their positions vis-à-vis the federal government and coordinate on legislation, finances, and political priorities.

With the unanimous vote for an extension in Mainz, the originally planned handover to Saxony-Anhalt is postponed by at least one year. As Focus reports, Rhineland-Palatinate retains the chair because the state leaders unanimously postponed the change – according to the Handelsblatt, Saxony-Anhalt would actually have been next in line.

As of 15:30, further details to follow.

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