Tirol starts reform partnership: strong communities, strong future!

Tirol starts reform partnership: strong communities, strong future!

In a time when the challenges to public administration grow steadily, Tyrol has decided to take an important step towards the reform partnership between the federal government, the states and the municipalities. Governor Anton Mattle represents Tyrol in the state negotiation team and is committed to simplifying cooperation, such as tirol.gv.at . The reform partnership should not only increase efficiency, but also relieve the citizens directly.

"Strong communities make strong countries, strong countries make a strong republic," emphasizes Mattle and sees the core of reform efforts. It is clear: federalism should not be abolished, but better designed. The aim is to create clear tasks and reduce the bureaucratic effort. The areas of health, education, energy and constitution.

efficient cooperation in focus

A central concern is the demand for more "Quick Wins" for the citizens through administrative considerations and de -bureaucratization measures. Mattle emphasizes that weekly rule ", which are already implemented as part of the Tyrol convent, are to be continued. This is supported by various political actors who see a cooperative federalism as a decisive step towards more efficiency, as well as the bpb.de emphasized.

The reform partnership is also supported by a political control group consisting of representatives of the federal government, the federal states, the state and the municipal and municipal association. Here the course for a future -oriented administration is set. Mattle also calls for a rapid implementation of the new job profile "Pedagogical Assistance" for the school year 2026/27 and expects changes in this regard in the education investment law and service law. Tyrol is a pilot region to implement these innovations.

public administration in change

In the context of reforms and modernizations, it is important that the administration itself is also being tested. Mattle also demands the suspension of the KIM regulation to revive the economy and the exemption of photovoltaic systems. The previous measures in Tyrol, such as the introduction of a completeness confirmation in the case of commercial procedures and the reduction of reporting obligations, already show in which direction it goes. Mattle is convinced that these steps contribute to increasing efficiency.

The challenges in the federal system are not new. As early as 2006, a joint commission was used in Germany to modernize the federal-state financial relationships in order to adapt the framework conditions to current economic conditions. The reforms aim to strengthen the personal responsibility of the local authorities, which is also due to the Tyrolean efforts. As bundesrat.de , measures were developed at the time to make public administration more efficient and to recognize budget crises at an early stage.