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Page 1: The german political system

Friedrich-list-Berufskolleg Herford, Germany - presented by Judith Wölker and Sandra Bartczak

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Friedrich-list-Berufskolleg Herford, Germany - presented by Judith Wölker and Sandra Bartczak

Active young citizens of Europe

Table of contents

Der Deutsche Bundestag / The German Parliament

Germany as a Federal Republic Young people in politics PETO – the young alternative

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People (entitled to vote)

OppositionCoalition

The Federal Chancellor The Federal Ministers

The Federal President

Horst Köhler Bundesrat(members of the governments of the federal states)

Angela Merkel

The German Parliament

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Friedrich-list-Berufskolleg Herford, Germany - presented by Judith Wölker and Sandra Bartczak

Active young citizens of Europe

Germany as a Federal Republic

16 Federal States

The German Parliament

Federal Government

Federal Council16 Parlaments of the

Federal States

Governments of the Federal States

Laws on Federal State Level

- Education Policy- Police Law- Municipal Law

Laws on Federal Level

e.g.- Foreign Policy- Economic Policy- consistant legal order

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Friedrich-list-Berufskolleg Herford, Germany - presented by Judith Wölker and Sandra Bartczak

Active young citizens of Europe

Young people in the politics

parliamentary elections- every 4 years- at the age of 18

council elections- every 5 years- at the age of 16

as a member of a political party e.g. young christian democrats, young social democrats

as a member of a youth parliamente.g. on a municipal and federal level

The options to vote

German regional elections- every 5 years- at the age of 18

The options to engage in the policy

foundation of a youth partye.g. PETO

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Friedrich-list-Berufskolleg Herford, Germany - presented by Judith Wölker and Sandra Bartczak

Active young citizens of Europe

PETO – the young alternative

PETO Latin: I demand

Foundation - in 1999- by 5 young members- in Monheim

Success - first local election: - 1,000 votes 2 members in the city council- appointment of a youth café- “Car-Free-Sunday” - youngest mayor: Daniel Zimmermann, 27 years old

General - party of 300 young people- represent the opinions of youth- information on local affairs

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Active young citizens of Europe

PETO – the young alternative

Objectives

- a city that‘s suitable for children and eco-friendly- reliefs for youths- new jobs - more sport facilities - reduced bus tickets for youths - bikeway through the pedestrian precinct

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Friedrich-list-Berufskolleg Herford, Germany - presented by Judith Wölker and Sandra Bartczak

Active young citizens of Europe

Thank you for your attention