Petition an den Thüringer Landtag

Article 17 Basic Law GG

Article 14 Constitution of the Free State of Thuringia

Article 65 Constitution of the Free State of Thuringia

Thuringian law about the petition system

Rules of Procedure of the Thuringian Parliament

The Petitions Committee formed by the Thuringian State Parliament decides on the civil requests and complaints submitted to it, the so-called petitions.

Everyone has the right to address requests or complaints to the competent bodies and to the people's representation. These requests and complaints are called petitions or submissions.

Petitions can be submitted inwritingororally. Anyone wishing to present their concerns in person can use the Petitions Committee's citizens' consultation hours or arrange an appointment with the state parliament administration.

Further information on the Petitions Committee, its responsibilities, how to submit a petition and the petition process can be found on the website of the Thuringian state parliament.

ThePetitions Committee formed by the Landtag decides on petitions addressed to the Landtag ofThuringia. It examines the petitions on the merits if the person or body whose conduct is the subject of the petition performs public duties and is subject to the supervision of the Free State of Thuringia.

Petitions can be submitted inwritingororally. Anyone wishing to present their concerns in person can use the citizens' consultation hours of the Petitions Committee or arrange an appointment with the state parliament administration.

Thuringian State Parliament, Petitions Committee, 99096 Erfurt, Jürgen-Fuchs-Strasse 1

Tel.: 0361 3772076, Fax: 0361 3771050

Written petitions may also be submitted electronically if the form provided on the petition platform of the Landtag on the Internet is used for this purpose.