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The government is considering eight amendments to the law on settling building violations, which have not yet been submitted to the House of Representatives. They include allowing construction to continue on roof slabs and additional floors; allowing violations involving garages to be settled; exempting facade finishing work; permitting settlements in archaeological areas; reducing fees; allowing buildings to be replaced or renovated; reviewing the date of aerial photography; and authorizing city heads to approve applications. MPs and experts say the amendments alone will not be enough. They are calling for solutions for buildings within archaeological zones and on agricultural land, simpler procedures, and updated urban boundaries. Government figures show that about 2.2 million applications have been received and procedures completed for 1.7 million of them, while around 950,000 people have yet to submit all the required documents. One expert attributed the continuing delays to staff shortages, administrative complexity, and overlapping jurisdiction among government agencies.
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