FDP federal party conference 1980

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Coordinates: 48 ° 7 ′ 57 ″  N , 11 ° 32 ′ 26 ″  E

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title 31st ordinary federal party congress
Serial number 31
place Munich
state Bavaria
Hall Bayernhalle
Beginning 5th December 1980
Duration (in days) 2
Delegates 400

The Federal Congress of the FDP in 1980 held the FDP from 5 to 6 December 1980 in Bavaria hall on the former trade fair grounds in Munich from. It was the 31st regular federal party conference of the FDP in the Federal Republic of Germany . The party conference began on December 5, 1980 at 10:00 a.m.

Delegate key

Calculation of delegates for the Federal Party Congress 1980

A total of 400 delegates were invited to the federal party conference . According to the membership of the regional associations on December 31, 1979 (200 delegates) and the number of votes (200 delegates) in the federal election of October 3, 1976 (Berlin: election to the House of Representatives on March 18, 1979 ), the regional associations stood for the term of office of the delegates who began on May 1, 1980 and ended on April 30, 1982, entitled to the following delegate rights. The calculation by the federal office took place on January 25, 1980 and was communicated to the regional associations.

According to the membership of the regional associations and the votes, the following delegate key resulted:

Delegate rights to the federal party congress
Regional association Delegates according to the number of members Delegates by voter vote total Status March 22nd, 1979
Baden-Württemberg 8,783 21st 489,661 32 53 53
Bavaria 8,787 21st 419.335 27 48 48
Berlin 2,342 6th 103,595 7th 13 13
Bremen 848 2 55.903 4th 6th 6th
Hamburg 2.234 5 118,969 8th 13 14th
Hesse 9,504 23 300,864 19th 42 43
Lower Saxony 8,875 22nd 369,526 24 46 47
North Rhine-Westphalia 26,236 64 860.331 55 119 116
Rhineland-Palatinate 6,418 16 183,575 12 28 27
Saarland 3,827 9 49,299 3 12 12
Schleswig-Holstein 4,571 11 147,622 9 20th 21st
Federal territory with Berlin 82,425 200 3,098,680 200 400 400
Federal territory excluding Berlin 2,995,085

Resolutions and papers

Decision overview of the federal party congress

The party congress passed papers and passed resolutions on the subjects of " Bundeswehr and society", peace and détente policy , work of the euro commissioners, political developments in South Korea , energy policy , reform of the motor vehicle tax , repeal of Section 175 of the Criminal Code , reparation for Nazi injustice, anti-discrimination law and civil protection .

Repeal of § 175 StGB

The federal party congress called on the parliamentary group to immediately take appropriate initiatives to repeal Section 175 of the Criminal Code .

Reparation

The parliamentary group was asked to take initiatives so that those persecuted by the Nazi regime who received no reparation until 1980 - especially homosexuals, communists, Roma and Sinti - receive compensation in accordance with the Federal Compensation Act . The victims of medical experiments in Nazi concentration camps should also be given greater consideration.

Anti-Discrimination Act

The federal party congress called for negotiations with the coalition partner SPD about the introduction of an anti-discrimination law in line with the election manifesto and also advocated reserving the right to introduce a bill of one's own.

Civil protection exercises

In a resolution, the FDP advocated disclosure of disaster control plans for nuclear power plant accidents and, in this context, called for disaster control exercises to be carried out with the affected population. An evacuation drill would have to be carried out every five years.

Bundeswehr and society

In a fundamental decision on the relationship of the Bundeswehr in civil society it was formulated: “The Bundeswehr serves peace. Without the will to defend and the defensive ability of our people, we cannot pursue an active peace policy. "

Federal Executive

Genscher and Baum, 1977

After the new election in 1980, the federal executive board included:

Chairman Hans-Dietrich Genscher
vice-chairman Liselotte Funcke , Wolfgang Mischnick , Uwe Ronneburger
Treasurer Heinz-Herbert Karry († May 11, 1981), Richard Wurbs (by-election in May 1981)
Assessor in the Presidium Gerhart Baum , Horst-Jürgen Lahmann , Jürgen Morlok
Members by office Josef Ertl , Otto Graf Lambsdorff
Honorary Chairman Walter Scheel
Assessor in the federal board William Borm , Klaus Brunnstein , Hinrich Enderlein , Hans A. Engelhard , Georg Gallus , Ekkehard Gries , Martin Grüner , Helmut Haussmann , Burkhard Hirsch , Heinrich Jürgens , Detlef Kleinert , Jürgen Koppelin , Karl-Hans Laermann , Wolfgang Lüder , Ingrid Matthäus-Maier , Gerhard Moritz Meyer , Jürgen Möllemann , Ursel Redepenning , Manfred Richter , Helmut Schäfer , Andreas von Schoeler , Hans-Otto Scholl , Helga Schuchardt , Christoph Strässer

Others

The following were elected to the conference presidium: Liselotte Funcke , Klaus-Jürgen Hoffie , Wolfgang Lüder , Friedel Meyer and Helmut Schäfer .

A special post office was set up by the Munich Oberpostdirektion on December 5th and 6th for the time of the Federal Party Congress.

See also

Web links

Wiktionary: Federal Party Congress  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Information from: Archiv des Liberalismus ( www.freiheit.org/content/archiv-des-liberalismus ) (ADL), inventory of the FDP Federal Party Rallies, A1-1.
  2. All resolutions of the federal party conference can be found in: Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung (Ed.): The program of the liberals. Ten years of program work by the FDP from 1980 to 1990. Nomos, Baden-Baden 1990, ISBN 3-7890-2111-3 , pp. 85–88.