In the end, Aydan Özoğuz only has one thing left: to end the session. For the second time that day, the Bundestag has undergone a mutton leap, this time at the request of the AfD. But not enough MPs are counted. The German Bundestag does not have a quorum on the last item on the agenda of the last day of the session before the summer break. “It makes you think,” says Vice President Özoğuz, an SPD member of parliament. “The draft law to save energy was not agreed,” the Bundestag later reported.
A small cultural history of the mutton leap – politics
