”The government backed the support measures with social character, but the adopted version gets beyond this criterion,” the sources told Mediafax.
Last Tuesday, the Chamber of Deputies gave its final vote on the bill regarding the conversion of Swiss franc loans into Romanian lei, with 248 ”pros,” no cons and no abstentions.
The bill was amended last Monday in the specialty committees to remove the CHF250,000 cap on loans it addresses, while a new amendment was passed that offers clients who have already converted their loans after January 2015 the chance to revert from this agreement and apply for the solution offered by this law (back then, the CHF loan stock was twice as large as it is currently).
The Chamber of Deputies was decider on the matter.