Young CVP

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Young CVP
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Ideology: Christian Democracy
Presidium: Sarah Bünter
Vice Presidium: Yannick Kilchenmann, Enea Monticelli
Secretary General: Zelia Näfen
National Council: Simon Stadler
Party structure: 24 cantonal sections
Home address: Hirschengraben 9
3011 Bern
International connections: International Young Democrat Union
European party: Youth of the European People's Party
Website: www.jcvp.ch

The Young Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland (short: Young CVP and JCVP; French: Jeunes démocrates-chrétiens suisses (JDC), Italian: Generazione Giovani (GG) and Giovani Partito Popolare Democratico (Giovani PPD), Romansh : Giuvna Partida cristiandemocratica Svizra PCD)) is the young party of CVP Switzerland .

Political priorities

Young CVP Switzerland makes the following demands in its main topics:

  • Foreign policy: The JCVP is committed to the successful continuation and expansion of foreign economic policy.
  • Education and research: The Junge CVP sees strong education as the cornerstone of a successful Switzerland. It demands more practical relevance in apprenticeships, at universities and colleges, as well as better economic framework conditions for vocational training on the part of the economy. She is of the opinion that for peaceful coexistence there must be clear rules in public schools. One of the most important concerns of the Junge CVP is the promotion of the compatibility of education and family through the economy and the state.
  • Family: The family policy of Junge CVP Switzerland is based on the challenges that families face today. Instead of playing off family models against each other, Junge CVP Switzerland puts the well-being of children at the center of its political work. The JCVP is of the opinion that children should not become a risk of poverty and that those who raise a child should be able to benefit from lower taxes. This is especially true for medium-sized families. Young CVP Switzerland is the family party. She campaigns for a more family-friendly Switzerland at all levels.
  • Health: High-quality and comprehensive medical care, even in peripheral regions, is the core concern of the JCVP's ​​health policy. The JCVP stands up so that every person, regardless of income, age or health risk, receives good, local medical care and can participate in medical progress.
  • Public & Traffic Service: For the JCVP, the public service is an important pillar of politics and national cohesion. Junge CVP Switzerland defends the guarantee of a good quality public service that is available to all citizens throughout the country.
  • Safety: The Junge CVP is of the opinion that safety in everyday life means quality of life and serves the individual, the family, the neighborhood, the community, the canton and Switzerland as a business location. Young CVP Switzerland considers the militia army to be the best possible security instrument for Switzerland. They believe that new, global threat scenarios require new strategies to resolve them. This also includes Switzerland's participation in international organizations such as the UN and the OSCE.
  • Social services: For the Junge CVP Switzerland, social security means that the livelihood is protected in old age, in the event of illness or a stroke of fate. The JCVP is emphatically committed to a socially secure Switzerland.
  • State politics and law: It is a major concern of the Junge CVP Switzerland to organize inefficient state organizations leaner. In addition, for the JCVP the commitment to the principles of subsidiarity and solidarity is one of the most important guidelines of the state.
  • Environment and energy: The protection of the environment and natural resources are among the basic principles of Junge CVP Switzerland. The demand for new sustainable technologies is increasing worldwide and the JCVP is committed to environmental protection and renewable energies.
  • Economy: As a business party, Junge CVP Switzerland is committed to a sustainable, future-oriented and competitive economy - an economy that protects living space and uses natural resources responsibly.

Party organs

  • Party congress: The party congress deals with key issues and serves to maintain the inner cohesion of the young CVP Switzerland. The congress offers members a platform to discuss political questions that are important for the state and society and especially for the youth.
  • Assembly of delegates: The assembly of delegates is the supreme body of the Young CVP Switzerland.
  • Board of Directors: The Board of Directors is the leading and executive body of the Junge CVP Switzerland. It can consist of up to 15 members and is composed of the president, two vice-presidents, the chief financial officer, the international secretary and other members.
  • Presidents ' Conference : One delegate from each cantonal movement and the members of the Executive Board form the Presidents' Conference. As a rule, the cantonal movements send their cantonal president. The members of the secretariat can participate in an advisory capacity.
  • Auditor

organization

As a young party, despite its own legal personality (the JCVP is an association under Swiss law (Art. 60ff. ZGB ) with its headquarters in Bern ), the party is statutorily linked to its parent party, the Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland.

Since May 2008 the party has been represented in the Presidium of CVP Switzerland. Tino Schneider has been representing the Young Party there since 2016 . The JCVP has mandates in several cantonal parliaments. Together with CVP Switzerland, in 2008 the party was the first Swiss party to set up its own institution to promote young talent, the Political Academy Center .

The party is internationally active and a member of the Young Alpine Region and the Youth of the European People's Party (YEPP), the youth organization of the European People's Party .

Sarah Bünter has presided over the Junge CVP since May 2019. Enea Monticelli and Yannick Kilchenmann together form the Co-Presidium.

Bureau

  • 2006–2013, Simon Oberbeck , Basel-Landschaft
  • 2013–2015, Jean-Pascal Ammann, Lucerne
  • 2015–2019, Tino Schneider , Graubünden
  • since 2019: Sarah Bünter, St. Gallen

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Young CVP Switzerland: That's what we stand for. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  2. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Foreign Policy. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  3. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Education and Research. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  4. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Family. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  5. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Health. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  6. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Service Public and Transport. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  7. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Security. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  8. ↑ Young CVP Switzerland: Social Work. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  9. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: State Policy and Law. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  10. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Environment and Energy. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  11. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Economy. In: www.jcvp.ch. Young CVP Switzerland, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  12. ↑ Young CVP Switzerland: Statutes of the Young CVP Switzerland, Art. 12 Paragraph 1. (PDF) In: www.jcvp.ch. Junge CVP Switzerland, October 14, 2017, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  13. ^ Young CVP Switzerland: Statutes of the Young CVP Switzerland, Art. 9. (PDF) In: www.jcvp.ch. Junge CVP Switzerland, October 14, 2017, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  14. ↑ Young CVP Switzerland: Statutes of the Young CVP Switzerland, Art. 15 Paragraph 1. (PDF) In: www.jcvp.ch. Junge CVP Switzerland, October 14, 2017, accessed on May 24, 2020 .