Opposition party proposes measures against rising energy prices

The government contents itself with simply watching the price explosion and doing nothing, the opposition party criticised.

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The CSV proposes four concrete measures. Firstly, the kilometre allowance, i.e., the tax benefit for commuting, should be increased from €99 per kilometre to €125.

In addition, the CSV is calling for the kilometre allowance in the civil service to be increased by 30 to 40 cents.

The biggest opposition party is also calling for a temporary cap on heating oil and gas prices.

Finally, the CSV proposes that access to the cost-of-living allowance should no longer be calculated on the basis of the social minimum wage, but on the basis of the minimum wage for skilled workers.