Since 2007, the use of surveillance cameras is regulated by the ‘cameralaw’. With the arrival of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the ever-evolving technology, this law needed a profound make-over. What has changed and what does it imply specifically?
Find out moreThe rise of electric cars should be supported... Europe has been working on new building regulations in order to stimulate sales. As a result, the installation of charging points for electric cars or the cabling for these will be a mandatory requirement for new or renovated buildings with more than ten parking spaces.
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At the end of August 2018, Flemish Animal Welfare Minister Ben Weyts reached an agreement with Verenigde Eigenaars (United Property Owners) regarding the keeping of pets in rented houses or apartments. From now on, it will not be permitted to simply refuse to allow tenants to keep pets in rented properties. Naturally, the situation will also depend on whether the tenant lives in a house or an apartment.
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A new act has been in force since 1 July 2018. One which makes it obligatory for not only architects but also contractors and other service providers within the construction sector (engineers and consultancy firms) to take out insurance in order to cover their ten-year period of liability.
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The new Flemish Lease Decree shakes up the rules for tenants and landlords. The decree comes into effect in the spring of 2019. But what difference will it make if your tenants’ family situation changes? It will soon be simpler for one of the tenants to cancel their part of the tenancy agreement.
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