Entformungsgeschwindigkeit

Entformungsgesetz is a German term that roughly translates to "Law of Annulment" or "Repeal Act". It is a legislative framework that outlines the procedures and requirements for repealing or amending existing laws, regulations, or government decisions in Germany.

The Entformungsgesetz is primarily aimed at ensuring the transparency, efficiency, and accountability of the legislative process. According to the law, any legislative body, government agency, or institution that drafts or adopts a new law or regulation must provide a separate annex containing the repealing provisions, if applicable. This annex must specify the provisions that are being repealed, amended, or retained in their entirety.

The Entformungsgesetz also requires that all legislative acts and government decisions be subject to adequate notification and publicity. This includes the publication of all relevant information in the official government gazette and notification to the affected parties. The law further provides for a comment period, allowing interested parties to submit their views and objections before the proposed repeal or amendment takes effect.

In addition, the Entformungsgesetz establishes a formal procedure for the repeal of laws and regulations, which includes the involvement of the Bundestag and the federal government. The law requires that all repeal decisions be approved by both the Bundestag and the federal government before they can take effect.

Overall, the Entformungsgesetz aims to promote the transparency and accountability of the legislative process in Germany, while also ensuring that existing laws and regulations are repealed or amended in a fair and efficient manner.