The government is preparing a decision to recalculate the rents of public housing, which have not been updated since 2007, and bans their occupation after retirement.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Government spokesperson Nadina-Ioana Dogioiu announced that a decision is being drafted to update the rents of service housing, which have not been changed since 2007. It will also ban the occupancy of such housing after people retire or leave office, in order to make more efficient use of state resources.
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Purtătorul de cuvânt al Guvernului: Va fi recalculată chiria locuinţelor de serviciu ale statului, care nu s-a mai modificat din 2007 / Va fi interzisă ocuparea unei locuinţe de serviciu, după ieşirea la pensie sau după ce ai părăsit funcţia
Guvernul recalculează chiriile locuințelor de serviciu ale statului, neactualizate din 2007
Chiria locuințelor de serviciu va fi recalculată. Ioana Dogioiu: Nu a mai fost actualizată din 2007. Se va interzice ocuparea unei astfel de locuințe după ieșirea la pensie sau părăsirea funcției
Fără chirii de 60 de lei în locuințele de serviciu ale statului! Guvernul va actualiza prețurile și va restricționa accesul după pensionare
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