Description
TL;DR: A short pre-Bitcoin parliamentary question recording official concerns about digital value stored and transferred through personal computers and networks.
About This Document
Members of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen submitted Drucksache 13/2134 during the Bundestag's thirteenth electoral term. The questions ask how the government views electronic cash, private issuance, consumer protection, data traces, monetary oversight, and the expected transformation of payments. A separate retained document contains the government's response.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This 1995 record predates Bitcoin by more than a decade, making it useful digital-cash ancestry rather than cryptocurrency policy. It shows which issues were visible before blockchains: issuer trust, privacy, legal status, and central-bank control. The document is in German and is not a statement of current European or German law.
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Document Details
- Title: Electronic Cash — 1995 German Parliamentary Inquiry
- Author / organization: Bündnis 90/Die Grünen parliamentary group
- Year: 1995
- Language: German
- Document type: German parliamentary inquiry
- Pages: 2
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