SloveniaThe Slovenian political party Resni.ca is preparing amendments to the Building Act aimed at strengthening the position of construction subcontractors. Proposed measures include shorter payment deadlines, direct payments to subcontractors, introduction of trust accounts, and joint liability for investors. These changes are partly inspired by the high-profile case involving the company Progros, owned by Resni.ca MP Boris Mijič, where financial difficulties arose due to non-payment by main contractors. The proposed amendments aim to nearly eliminate chain non-payments and provide faster access to funds for subcontractors. However, legal experts note that the proposals need alignment with other laws, such as the Obligations Act, to avoid new legal complications.
Bias read (Progressive): The article presents a detailed proposal from a left-wing political party aiming to reform labor protections and payment practices in the construction industry. While the article includes legal analysis and potential challenges, it frames the reforms as necessary and beneficial, emphasizing the role
