Following Congressional approval on April 27, thanks to a government deal with ERC and EH Bildu, none of the 324 partial amendments or veto proposals are expected to pass the Senate.
The bill for the right to residence stands for his Wednesday final approval in the plenary session of the Senate, where the debate is expected to last about five hours.
Considered one of the coalition government’s “star” laws, the new standard will thus take effect in full campaign of the regional and municipal elections on 28 May, in which housing policy plays the leading role.
After being passed in Congress on April 27, thanks to a Government agreement with ERC and EH Bildunone of the 324 partial amendments or veto proposals are expected to succeed in the Senate.
The coalition partners -PSOE and Unidas Podemos- argue that this law, along with other initiatives they have adopted, promote a change of model in Spain at the housing as a right and not just as a market commodity.
The housing law empowers the autonomous communities to designate areas with stressed housing markets and limit rents in them, which has focused the political discussion around it and the rejection of the real estate industry for the past three years.
Source: EITB
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