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The German Federal Ministry for Family, Senior Citizen, Women
and Youth is competent and responsible for the general family
policy guidelines of which the tenor is reflected within
the family law policy. The German for Family, Senior Citizen,
Women and Youth is competent and responsible for the preparation
of family policy, gender policy and children policy subject
matters which result in law initiatives and law amendments
in respect to the socio-policy and legal policy intentions
of the respective German federal government in co-operation
with the German federal ministry of justice.
The German Federal Ministry for Family, Senior Citizen, Women
and Youth with the German federal family minister is competent
and responsible for German state report on the compliance
with the Convention on the Rights of the Child to the competent
children rights committee of the United Nations.
The German Federal Ministry for Family, Senior Citizen, Women
and Youth can be asked by a commission of the German Federal Parliament
to make report, when Petitions matter falls within the area
of concern of the Federal Ministry for Family, Senior Citizen, Women and
Youth.
A Federal Ministry is a tool for the respective political party
in the power centre of the Federal Government, to set out it's own political
interests and goals. Every Federal Minister manages his/ her portfolio independently
under his/ her own responsibility in accordance with Art. 65 of Basic Law,
while the respective Federal Chancellor determines the political guidelines
and assumes the responsibility therefore.
Demography policy, socio-policy and gender policy aims can
be transported and implemented via the power channel of the federal ministry.
The state leadership interferes in social contexts by steering attitudes
in order to bring forward its political interests in respect of designing
the present, safeguarding the future and managing human capital, which is
composed of the basic layout of the available people, and in order to execute
as much influence as possible in this power position on the status quo of
the development of family policy and family law policy.
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