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Increase in financial assistance for social partnersState funding of all therapy costs for neurodivergent children up to age 18Gradual phase-out of plastic packaging in supermarketsBan on use of public land in development zones for speculative projectsReturn of Manoel Island and Fort Tigné to public useLegal amendments to protect parks and gardens from future developmentOverseas voting through Maltese embassiesDigitalisation and AI policy package€55 million breakwater project at St ElmoReopening of police stationsIncrease in financial assistance for social partnersState funding of all therapy costs for neurodivergent children up to age 18Gradual phase-out of plastic packaging in supermarketsBan on use of public land in development zones for speculative projectsReturn of Manoel Island and Fort Tigné to public useLegal amendments to protect parks and gardens from future developmentOverseas voting through Maltese embassiesDigitalisation and AI policy package€55 million breakwater project at St ElmoReopening of police stations

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3 published proposals in this category “Housing & Planning”.

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ADPD - The Green Party

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Independents

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Momentum

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Labour Party

Ban on use of public land in development zones for speculative projects

Labour Party pledges that public land located in development zones will not be used for speculative projects.

2026-05-13Open →

Gradual two-year phase-out of rent benefit for those no longer eligible

Labour proposes a transition incentive for recipients of the housing rent subsidy who become ineligible due to increased income after a biennial review. Rather than losing the benefit immediately, they would see it reduced gradually over two years.

2026-05-04Open →

Stamp duty exemption threshold raised to €300,000 for first-time buyers

The Labour Party proposes to increase the stamp duty exemption threshold for first-time buyers by €100,000, from €200,000 to €300,000.

2026-04-29Open →
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Nationalist Party

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