On 24 July 2014, the city councillors of the city of Oberursel unanimously decided to grant the foreigners advisory board of Oberursel the right of proposal / right of application in the form of an adaptation of the rules of procedure of the city of Oberursel.

The Rules of Procedure of the City Council - § 26 - were amended accordingly.

(1) The Advisory Council for Foreigners may submit proposals to the City Council in all matters concerning foreign residents. The proposals of the Council of Foreigners shall be forwarded to the Magistrate for comment and shall be submitted to the City Council for decision with a resolution proposal of the responsible committee. The chairman of the Foreigners' Advisory Council or a member appointed by him or her shall have the right to represent the proposal orally at the meeting of the City Council.

(2) The City Assembly and the competent committee shall hear the Foreigners' Advisory Council orally on items on the agenda which affect the interests of the foreign residents. If the Foreigners' Advisory Council intends to comment on an agenda item in the City Assembly, it shall inform the Head of the City Assembly in good time before the meeting.

(3) The Chairman of the Foreigners' Advisory Council or a member of the Foreigners' Advisory Council appointed by him or her to represent the foreigners may participate in non-public meetings of the City Council or of a committee if these are agenda items relating to the affairs of foreign residents.

(4) The chairperson of the Foreigners' Advisory Council shall present an annual report at the first meeting of the City Assembly of the calendar year, unless the budget is to be adopted at this meeting. Then the reporting shall be postponed accordingly. The report shall be submitted in written form to the city councillors together with the invitation to the meeting. The reporting obligation should be limited to the last year and should also contain information on the proof of the financial means of the Foreigners' Advisory Council. The report may be accompanied by a pronunciation. The report can be referred to the expert committees for further discussion."