
According to media reports, the CDU politician is giving up his place on the Bundestag budget committee. The reason for this is that normal work is hardly possible.
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Spahn had previously come under criticism because he was absent from a committee meeting and pictures showed him on vacation.
According to media reports, ex-Union faction leader Jens Spahn (CDU) will no longer be a member of the budget committee in the Bundestag.
Spahn will give up his seat on the committee, Spahn's Bundestag office confirmed to the AFP news agency. According to the news magazine Der Spiegel, Spahn is said to have written that “normal work” is “hardly possible” in an internal message.
Spahn came under criticism because he was absent from a committee meeting and pictures showed him on vacation.

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Former CDU parliamentary group leader Jens Spahn is giving up his seat on the Bundestag's budget committee. As justification, he cites the strong politicization of his person and his recent resignation in July.