Furthermore, the duties of all ministries should be checked for their necessity and returned to the states if found superfluous. University presidents push for implementation of reforms Bonn. The presidents of institutions of higher education in Germany have pressed for carrying though with promised reforms of the higher education system. Their chairman, Mr. Landfried, confirmed that federal and state authorities agree on most issues. A new legislative framework for the higher education system should not be held up by the remaining unresolved question of whether or not to allow tuition fees.
Finance ministers plan to hunt down tax evaders Hamburg.
Germany may soon become a country that offers rewards for people who report tax evaders. So far they have only agreed to not offer an honorarium to informants from the private sector, such as a divorced spouse. Rewards for bank employees providing documents to the fiscal authorities are considered a particularly sensitive issue. Differing opinions on Euro within the CSU Within the CSU opinions on the European Monetary Union differ. The chairman of the CSU delegation in Bonn, Mr. Glos, called for putting an end to spreading fear about the Currency Union.