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Philip Kucher (SPO) accused the FPÖ of having left the "little people" in the lurch for years. In view of his long career, he described Herbert Kickl as a "system on two legs".
Like his parliamentary group colleague Josef Muchitsch, Kucher also criticized that the current federal government had not fought inflation. Verena Nussbaum (SPO), on the other hand, criticised the fact that people with disabilities were still excluded from the labour market. Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek and Mario Lindner (both SPÖ) spoke out in favour of a basic child benefit.
Heinisch-Hosek also introduced a corresponding motion for a resolution. With this, the Social Democrats called for investments in the expansion of free child-related infrastructure, a universal amount for all, and income-related benefits for children affected by poverty. The motion did not find a majority. The social report was noted by the majority.
