CDU calls for committee of inquiry: state councilors in focus!
CDU applies for a committee of inquiry to investigate the transfers of state councilors in Bremen. Meeting scheduled for November 10, 2025.

CDU calls for committee of inquiry: state councilors in focus!
A lot is happening in Bremen's political life. The CDU parliamentary group, led by Wiebke Winter, today submitted a motion to set up a committee of inquiry. The aim of this committee is to comprehensively clarify the circumstances surrounding the transfer of several state councilors into temporary retirement. This was reported today, November 10, 2025, by the news platform buten and within, announced.
If you add the political framework, it becomes clear that the CDU has the necessary number of votes in the citizenry to push through the establishment of the committee without the support of other factions. By taking over the presidency, the CDU wants to take the initiative into its own hands and act transparently.
Affected state councilors in focus
As part of the investigations, several state councilors are on the list: These include Irene Strebl (science), Sven Wiebe (economy), Karin Treu (work), Ekkehart Siering (economy), Regine Komoss (education) and Ulrike Hiller, Bremen's former representative to the federal government. This step is considered important to shed light on the legal requirements, processes and responsibilities during the 20th and 21st electoral periods since 2019.
But what exactly is a parliamentary committee of inquiry? Such committees are not only a tool for the opposition to exert political pressure, but also to represent public interest and clarify responsibilities in the government. For example, Article 44 of the Basic Law states that a quarter of the members can convene the committee. How Wikipedia stated, the committee has the right to collect evidence, interview witnesses and request files in order to obtain a clear picture of what happened.
Political situation and outlook
The CDU plans to request a special meeting of the Bremen parliament in order to quickly set up the investigative committee. The time is ripe because the political atmosphere is tense and the demand for more transparency is getting louder. The population is asked to follow developments closely.
A lot is also happening in other political areas, such as the economic context. Companies like Dafiti, which specialize in fashion retail, show how important it is to combine technology and traditional industries in order to remain competitive. These aspects are linked in the overall view of the political and economic situation in Bremen.
It remains exciting to see how the situation surrounding the investigative committee and the affected state councilors will develop and what effects this could have on Bremen politics.