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The Cabinet of Ministers at its meeting today approved the draft law "The Management of Common Buildings and Related Matters Law of 2022", which aims to establish a regulatory framework for common buildings with a view to their management, supervision and proper operation.
The Bill resolves chronic problems of management committees, as well as various other practical problems faced by communal building societies, ensuring their rational operation.
The bill aims to resolve the weaknesses and certain gaps identified in the implementation of current legislation, including the need to define the rights and obligations of unit owners to regulate various issues, as well as the weaknesses in existing management practices of such buildings, and the need to ensure more effective implementation of management considering that unit owners are evading their obligations and many properties are not being adequately maintained, The plan is a renewal of the existing scheme with increased subsidies in certain categories and an increase in the overall budget (from EUR 600 thousand to EUR 2 million).
The amount of subsidy per application/housing is EUR 500 for the general category, EUR 900 for dwellings where vulnerable electricity consumers reside and EUR 900 for dwellings in mountainous areas.
It should be noted that the equipment to be installed should be included in the list of eligible equipment and installed by participating certified installers from a list of participating installers.
The budget of the proposed Plan is EUR 2 million. The call for proposals will remain in force until 20.12.2023 or until the final submission of three thousand applications, whichever comes first.
In addition, the Council of Ministers decided on a proposal from the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and the Environment, which carried out an investigation, that in connection with the management of cases of infectious feline peritonitis, which have greatly increased this year, stocks of preparations that were used to treat human cases of coronavirus and are no longer used may be made available.
On a case-by-case basis, the preparations will be collected for the benefit of the keeper of the animal on the basis of a prescription issued by the private veterinary surgeon attending the animal and the preparation will be obtained by the keeper of the animal from the District Veterinary Offices of the Veterinary Services.
Please note that feline infectious peritonitis is not transmissible to humans.
(PM/EP/SX)
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