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07 November 2025

Schutzpflicht mit 16 Adressaten

Das Bundesverfassungsgericht und das Infektionsschutzrecht werden keine Freunde mehr. Gemessen an seiner Pandemie-Passivität legt das BVerfG in seinen beiden Entscheidungen zur Triage einen geradezu aktivistischen Übereifer an den Tag. Mit Beschluss vom 16.12.2021 hat es „dem Gesetzgeber“ eine Verletzung seiner Schutzpflichten für Menschen mit Behinderung attestiert, um ihm dann vier Jahre später mit Beschluss vom 23.09.2025 zu attestieren, er sei wegen fehlender Gesetzgebungskompetenz gar nicht „der Gesetzgeber“. Schwerer kann man dem Gesetzgeber das Leben nicht machen. Continue reading >>
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28 September 2023

Recovery and Resilience Facility two years after – quo vadis EU money?

In 2020, at the height of the Covid crisis, the EU embarked on a new path. It extensively borrowed money at capital markets and handed it out to member states. After two years of implementation, it is now possible to make some preliminary conclusions about how that money is being spent. Reading the reports and listening to the hearings in the European Parliament, it becomes abundantly clear that most of it has very little to do with European policies. Rather, spending goes into mundane national budgetary expenditures that may be useful as such but have little genuine European value and little transformational potential. In a time with pressing common European needs, this is not how it should be.   Continue reading >>
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