Overview
- Fratelli d’Italia filed draft law AC 2692 to overhaul condominium rules, creating a Mimit register and requiring a university degree for administrators, with fines for practicing off-register.
- All payments would move to a dedicated condominium bank or postal account, eliminating cash and strengthening annual reporting standards.
- Creditors could recover from the condominium account and, if needed, from individual owners proportionally, while injunctions would follow approval of the annual statement within 180 days.
- Condomini with more than 20 unit-owners would need an independent auditor, administrators would renew automatically unless voted out, and safety certifications and emergency repair powers would be reinforced with upfront funds for extraordinary works.
- Political and sectoral backlash surged: the Lega rejected added bureaucracy, FdI’s Galeazzo Bignami urged consultations or the bill’s progress could halt, Forza Italia flagged a January counterproposal, and administrators’ groups warned of higher costs amid rising arrears.