Regolamenti tal-Bini

Due to various factors, a prevailing narrative persists, asserting that the construction regulations formulated in 2019 supposedly aimed to protect third party property  were intentionally tailored to benefit developers at the cost of third parties, with some alleging the creation of loopholes. Despite frequent assertions, there is a notable absence of discussions on the specific […]

The consultation period for the proposed Masons’ Licence Regulations, 2023, has concluded.  Currently, the term “licensed mason” is defined in the police code as ‘…any individual who constructs, either wholly or partially, any stone or brick building that includes mortar in its construction….’ However, the proposed definition in the bill expands on this, stating that […]

For a multitude of compelling reasons, I am closely monitoring the unfolding Sofia inquiry. As I observe its progress, I become increasingly convinced of the crucial significance it holds, emphasizing that it would have never yielded results if the factual findings of the criminal investigation were not made public. I am not suggesting that those […]