Regulation: Klaus Müller to continue to head Federal Network Agency in the future
The advisory board of the regulatory authority plans to elect Müller on November 23. The approval of the Federal government is considered certain. A second term for the Green politician had previously been controversial.
Klaus Müller is set to remain as President of the Bundesnetzagentur for another five years, according to Mark Helfrich, a CDU member of the German parliament and chairman of the agency's advisory board. The decision will be put to a vote at a meeting of the advisory board on November 23, with the outcome expected to be a formality.
The board's vote will be considered a proposal to the federal government, which is likely to approve it. Müller, a member of the Greens, has been in the role since March 2022 and his current term ends in February 2027.
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