The Taxpayers' Association has reiterated its demand to minimize the number of new civil servant appointments in Germany, restricting them to essential areas such as police, financial administration, and justice. The association argues that an excess of civil servants in other areas could hinder administrative efficiency. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of keeping state expenditures in check to ensure financial stability. This call for reducing new civil servant positions comes at a time when many German cities and municipalities are facing budget shortfalls, making the need for reforms in public service increasingly urgent.