Short-Term Rentals: Housing Cooperatives Ask the President for a Veto
Source: Rzeczpospolita — Turystyka
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As reported by "Rzeczpospolita", the Audit Union of Housing Cooperatives of the Republic of Poland (Związek Rewizyjny Spółdzielni Mieszkaniowych RP) sent a letter to President Karol Nawrocki concerning the amendment to the Act on Hotel Services and the Services of Tour Guides and Tour Managers. The Senate adopted it on Friday with amendments to the version passed by the Sejm.
- The Union opposes the provision that makes the adoption of a resolution banning short-term rentals conditional on the support of more than half of the cooperative members entitled to vote. In its view, this violates the principle of equality before the law.
- It asks the President to veto the act or refer it to the Constitutional Tribunal.
- The Ministry of Sport and Tourism (Ministerstwo Sportu i Turystyki) justified the requirement by the need to balance the restrictions with the protection of property rights.
The act awaits the President's decision.
Source: Rzeczpospolita — Turystyka. This post was prepared automatically based on the source; it does not constitute legal advice.
