Germany’s upcoming coalition government agreement plans to replace the German supply chain due diligence act (LkSG) with a law on “international corporate responsibility, which will implement the European directive (CSDDD) with a minimum of bureaucracy and ease of enforcement”, explains the programme presented last week. The text also emphasises the new government’s full support for the omnibus proposal of the European Commission, which aims to lighten the burden on companies. In the meantime,
…Germany: future coalition wants to abolish due diligence law pending the European directive
The partners in the future German government (CDU/CSU and SPD) have agreed to repeal the national supply chain due diligence act (LkSG), as revealed in their coalition agreement presented on 9 April 2025. The European directive will be transposed into national legislation at a later date. In the meantime, the provisions in force will be partially weakened but not abolished.
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