The New Democracy MEP Georgefollowing the decision of the European People’s Party to participate as a member of the European Parliament Committee to tackle the housing crisis, submitted a set of ten proposals, which together with others who will be submitted by the other members of the Commission, will form the basis for the basis for the basis. the treatment of housing crisis In Greece and Europe.

(A) The proposals of the Greek MEP are as follows:

1. Fatal roof for young people and citizens up to 50 years old and continued this program, which is implemented in Greece.

2. Expanding social and economic criteria, so that more can benefit the benefit and quality of roof.

3. Interconnection of employment employment with the acquisition of housing and providing low -profile mortgages for those in need.

4. Five -year grace period for couples with more than two children.

5. Expanding criteria in areas where there is increased unemployment.

6. Incentives to acquire roof in single parent families, three -child and older.

7. Tax facilities.

8. Reduce the specific fee for real estate from municipalities with financial health.

9. Full roof coverage for students.

10. Continue programs renovate, my house, save.

The EU housing crisis committee, which introduced the European Parliament, consists of only 33 MEPs in total of 720 and aims to submit proposals and promote measures aimed at alleviating the housing problem, which plagues the whole. Europe.

B) The question of G. ears to the European Commission:

The problem of cheap housing has taken on enormous dimensions in all European Union countries. Millions of European citizens by the majority of young people, young and young couples are looking for a solution to tackle the housing crisis. European funds in several countries have been a helper, but a final solution has not yet been launched.

Based on this data the European Commission is asked:

1. Will cheap roof grant programs continue in all EU countries to facilitate millions of families?

2. Will more favorable motives be launched, so that vulnerable, single parent families, young children and young workers to have a home?

3. Will there be interconnection of employment, tax and property incentives to acquire housing while providing low -profile mortgages for those in need?