The German coalition government has been unable to advance the Supply Chain Act in the Bundestag for six months, with parties disagreeing on its future. The delay creates regulatory uncertainty for companies subject to the law, affecting supply chain compliance and investment decisions. The CDU/CSU‑SPD coalition, Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Bundestag legislators, and German industry groups. The Chancellor may be called to break the impasse, potentially leading to a vote or revised proposal in the coming weeks. The coalition government has been unable to advance the Supply Chain Act for six months, with parties split over its future. This legislative deadlock creates regulatory uncertainty for companies that must comply with mandatory human‑rights and environmental due‑diligence rules. As a result, firms face planning delays and may reconsider investment locations, while investors watch for signs of resolution.
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