The government decree on family and home creation was released for social consultation.

The ministry has released the government decree on the simplification of family and home creation for social consultation, the state secretary of the Ministry of Culture and Innovation (KIM) responsible for families said on the current channel M1 on Friday.

Zsófia Koncz stated that they are constantly investigating how they can simplify the measures already in force. He emphasized that feedback from citizens is important and that they are also in constant consultation with family organizations.

The state secretary said that, among other things, they would like to achieve that, in the case of the Csoc, those who applied for the subsidy to buy a new property could also buy a used property from it. He put it this way, we see that there are times when the apartment is simply small, children are born, or they find themselves in a different life situation, "and a used property is a better option for the family, so we want to help here".

Regarding the Csok Plus, he said that they would also like to ensure that those who have used it but are moving to another apartment, do not have to make the final payment.

Zsófia Koncz added that they would also help families in the administrative area, such as increasing the deadline for the reporting obligation or the mortgage loan reduction subsidy. With regard to chocolate plus, he emphasized that they want to extend it to families who were expecting a child in 2024, but the child was born in 2023 due to premature birth.

The social consultation of the government decree lasts until November 20; the state secretary said that he trusts that many people will express their opinion.

Zsófia Koncz pointed out that Hungarian family policy measures are seen as an example in many European countries. Among these, in addition to home building subsidies, he highlighted the family tax allowance, the increase of which is also being discussed in the current national consultation.

The state secretary stated that 3,750 billion forints are planned to support families in the 2025 budget, which is 447 billion more than last year and four times as much as in 2010.

MTI

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