18.07.2021, 12:04
Greetings!
First, I must apologize, the petition has not yet established a dialogue with the recipient.
I had to choose an option in a drop-down to mail about the news and there are always only these options here.
I had an idea for a youtube contest that you may participate in.
The rules are as follows:
It is planned that all interested people with a youtube account upload a video (or even more than one!) on youtube until July 25rd 10:00 o'clock in the morning (the time doesn't matter in principle I thought 7 days are fair) and then give a reason why you want to get rid of the mandatory obligation.
It doesn't matter if you show your face or feel more comfortable with sunglasses or even a mask or just plain text.
And the second rule is: We all use one of these 3 tags when specifying the keywords, tags on youtube.
Tags you can find in the video details, after you uploaded a video on youtube, you have to click there "Show more"(see also in the attachment where you can find it approximately).
I suggest everyone use at least one of these 3 tags:
"Freie Gastronomie ≠ Datensammelei", "registrierungsfrei","ichbrauchkaapp".
You can also come up with your own tags, but one of these 3 tags MUST be there otherwise I won't find your video :D.
And the next step is up to me:
I'll see how many participants there were and depending on that I'll pick one of your videos every week and put it in the petition section here for the Viennese-registration
or any further petition from us where the topic mandatory registration is part of it.
(german)
www.openpetition.eu/at/petition/online/wiener-gaeste-registrierung-ausser-kraft-setzen
Unless you then say "no I personally do not need this I am now Youtube star noe". We like to respect that!
I would then suggest that by 31.12.2021 at the latest a winner is chosen, so the video with the most likes or views(is pretty equal to me^^).
But I'm more for the likes because they are harder to manipulate ;).
And whose video remains then "our" official petition video.
Good luck to all interested participants in the contest.
May the "games begin" :D
P.s. Since this e-mail should also have information character.
Now, on the one hand, restrictions are to be decided again soon:
orf.at/stories/3221169/
The details I spare you (are eh in the article), Currently only advised.
Tell you honestly I'm very annoyed what happens there!
It's funny that none of us sits in such a coronavirus task force, I think each of us would have many reasons to enumerate with the mentioned tightening at least until (early) autumn to wait.
But whatever!
I hope it is in your sense:
As you may remember 1 month ago, I brought the possibility of a Parliamentary Citizens' Initiative into play.
But there was a second possibility, according to Parliament Homepag reads:
"In order to bring an issue before the National Council as a citizen, there is, in addition to the parliamentary citizens' initiative, the possibility of a petition, where only the support of a National Council member is necessary."
I was still against it because I was sure that we would manage the 500 signatures, and apparently that didn't work out with the extension of the petition.
My mistake.
So I will if this is in your sense, contact with a delegate a delegate and request our petition to bring in.
So a.) we do not have to send annoying notes by letter
b.) We don't have to wait until we have 500 of them - the 469 are enough (it would have been nice without the help of a politician).
c.) We have also a "means of pressure" ready to hand, if that is true what the Minister of Health Dr. Mückstein, there over our heads decides.
It is also in such a way (therefore I came to this decision, instead of the paper variant...) that one Petition on openpetition 2x do not appear publicly listed:
www.openpetition.eu/content/terms_of_use
In the terms of use it says namely:
"Restricted petitions
2.4
Petitions that are the same or similar in content to petitions that are already running will not be listed publicly, but can still be signed. In the interest of the cause, as many signatures as possible should be bundled under one petition."
And since that would be a disadvantage for us because the petition would be "hidden" so to speak, we would then have fewer signatures.
I also think: Many of you do not want to sign this petition for the 3rd or 4th time (I would also have the snout full at some point).
So another confession: I had so far no contacts to the current parliamentarians but I think to me there is surely because one or the other, which burns on a chance after something more attention in the parliament and over the rail I will try it.
If I should fail with the handing over I will let you know of course.
Atleast we now have a contingency plan atleast.
P.p.s: Please let me know if you need an english translation for the vienesse petition against mandatory registration if you want to support it aswell.
Best regards and nice weekend