Hungary’s parliament approves workers’ credit and short-term rental permits in Budapest
MPs approved legislation on Monday on the rollout of state-subsidised credit for young Hungarian blue-collar workers in parliament.
The legislation was cleared with a vote of 152 for, 8 against, and 17 abstentions.
The free-purpose credit, backed by a state guarantee, will be available to working Hungarians between the ages of 17 and 26 who are ineligible for student loans. Details of the credit will be issued in a government decree.
Parliament votes for a two-year moratorium on the issue of short-term rental licences in capital
Lawmakers voted in parliament on Monday for a two-year moratorium on the issue of licences for short-term rentals in the capital.
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