Overview
- Coalition factions of CDU, SPD, Greens and Linke agreed to advance the administrative reform, clearing the way for a constitutional amendment vote next week.
- The reform aims to end the longstanding 'authorities ping-pong' by reordering responsibilities, financing and intervention powers across Berlin’s administration.
- The package includes a new state organization law supported by Governing Mayor Kai Wegner after two years of cross-party negotiations.
- All required motions are set for approval in the main committee before the plenary session.
- The overhaul represents one of the black-red coalition’s top priorities for this legislative period to boost efficiency and citizen services.