The Joint Committee for Relations with the Court of Auditors has approved the resolution regarding the audit report on the activities of SEPES (now CASA47 State Housing Entity) for the 2018-2023 financial years. The resolution notes that the processing of urban planning transformations is excessively slow, which increases costs and hinders the supply of public housing (point 3). The Government is urged to simplify legislative processes, and CASA47 is called upon to review its real estate assets not dedicated to housing plans to seek alternative uses (point 5).
For the housing sector and public administration, the resolution highlights deficiencies in the management of public housing supply, which reaches the market with excessive delay (point 4). CASA47 is required to ensure greater transparency regarding its real estate assets and to improve coordination with other administrations through agreements featuring maximum deadlines and detailed obligations (point 6). Furthermore, the entity is urged to study compensation for damages in cases of contract termination due to contractor fault (point 6).
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