House Deputy Clarifies Building Violation Reconciliation

The article discusses the details of the law regarding reconciliation in building violations. It points out that Law No. 17 of 2019 failed to achieve its intended goals, as approximately 5 million reconciliation requests were submitted, of which only 500,000 (about 10%) were examined. Many applications were rejected due to complicated procedures and overlapping ministries. As a replacement, Law No. 187 of 2023 was issued, which came into effect in May 2024 and is valid for three years. By May, about two million requests had been submitted; 87% of these were reviewed, with the majority being rejected. The new law also includes amendments to certain regulations, such as allowing reconciliation for garages used as warehouses and shops, removing the requirement to finish building facades, and facilitating reconciliation both inside and outside the urban area. The law’s validity period has been extended until May 2028 to encourage citizens to submit their applications and to reduce obstacles to reconciliation.

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