Civil society organisation Repubblika on Tuesday strongly criticised Prime Minister Robert Abela following his declaration that businesses operating with illegal structures will still be eligible for public compensation for storm-related damages. Repubblika said the Prime Minister's remarks undermine the most basic principles of good governance and
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has urged the government not to allow businesses operating illegally to benefit from the storm reconstruction fund established to assist those affected by Storm Harry. In a statement issued earlier today, the Chamber reiterated that laws and regulations must be respected and enforced, and said
Establishments with illegal structures should not be able to benefit from a government fund set up to help businesses damaged by Storm Harry , the Malta Chamber said on Wednesday. Public money should support lawful and responsible operators, it insisted. "Public money – taxpayers’ money which workers and ethical businesses pay – cannot and must not
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry said Wednesday it has always advocated that laws and regulations must be respected and adhered to, and, has repeatedly called out for stricter monitoring and enforcement to ensure that violators do not get the upper hand over businesses that operate in full respect of laws and regulations. The