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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Β' Μέρος)

Announcement of results and final passage

The results of the roll-call vote per article and for amendment 560/134 are announced, the approval of the bill of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance as a whole is confirmed, authorization for the minutes is provided, and the Chair declares the end of the session and the date of the next parliamentary control.

In this chapter

1. Announcement of roll-call vote results for articles
2. Results for article 38 and amendment 560/134
3. Voting on remaining articles and the overall bill
4. Authorization for the minutes and end of the session

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Α' Μέρος)

Intermediate party interventions – Political responsibilities, technical objections, and alternative plans

NIKI, SYRIZA, and Plefsi raise issues of political responsibility for the framework of funds and Article 23, criticize fines and primary residence protection, and demand the effective operation of control mechanisms, while KKE, Plefsi, Elliniki Lysi, and NIKI focus on writing off small debts, legal weaknesses of Articles 23/27, the quality of the 120-installment regulation, and the institutionalization of the right of first refusal, with SYRIZA presenting an alternative plan for private debt and social housing.

In this chapter

1. NIKI, SYRIZA, and Plefsi – Political responsibilities, quality of legislation, and control mechanisms
2. KKE and Plefsi – Structural criticism of the funds framework and debt write-off proposals
3. Elliniki Lysi and NIKI – Technical criticism of Articles 23/27 and proposals for 120 installments, right of first refusal
4. SYRIZA – "Hercules", State guarantees, and alternative plan for primary residence

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Β' Μέρος)

Welcoming students and explanation of the vote

Αθανάσιος Μπούρας Νέα Δημοκρατία

The Chair welcomes students in the gallery, introduces the local MP, and explains in detail the process of voting on bills, with an emphasis on electronic and postal voting and the way postal votes are recorded per article.

In this chapter

1. Presidium: Welcoming students and explanation of the voting procedureΑθανάσιος Μπούρας
2. Clarification on postal votesΑθανάσιος Μπούρας

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Α' Μέρος)

Government majority and opposition – Servicers, 120 installments, and non-seizable amount

The government majority defends the bill as a whole as strengthening borrower protection with transparency for servicers, a 3% interest rate for the out-of-court mechanism, 120 installments, and targeted improvements for farmers and crypto, while opposition parties focus on the substance of the provisions for servicers, Articles 22–23, agricultural loans, the non-seizable account, and guarantees to funds, demanding debt write-offs and suspension of auctions.

In this chapter

1. Government majority – Defense of the bill, statistics, and targeted improvements
2. Government and opposition – Servicers, Article 23, high prices, and private debt

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Β' Μέρος)

After the vote: new interventions and procedure

Αθανάσιος Μπούρας Νέα Δημοκρατία

After the completion of the vote, the Chair gives the floor for a new statement, announces the presence of a school visit, and briefly explains the conclusion of the bill's debate and the method of counting electronic and postal votes.

In this chapter

1. Granting the floor for a new statementΑθανάσιος Μπούρας
2. Announcement of a school visit to the Parliament
3. Chair: information on the voting procedureΑθανάσιος Μπούρας

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Α' Μέρος)

KKE and other parties – Primary residence protection and social inequalities

The KKE rejects the long-term dismantling of primary residence protection in its entirety and proposes universal housing protection with deep debt haircuts and state housing policy, while independent and smaller parties highlight the deficit of institutional guarantees, demand the borrower's right of first refusal, and denounce the commodification of housing and tax privileges for the powerful.

In this chapter

1. KKE – Historical responsibility of parties and alternative for popular housing
2. Independent and smaller parties – Right of first refusal, commodification of housing, and tax privileges

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Α' Μέρος)

ND and SYRIZA – Servicer regulations, 120 installments, and clash over Article 23

ND analyzes the core of the bill for stricter servicer supervision, 120-installment settlements, agricultural debts, and the tax regime for crypto-assets, while SYRIZA exercises macroeconomic criticism of government policy, denounces preferential treatment of funds, and characterizes Article 23 as a scandal, ruling out consensus.

In this chapter

1. ND – Regulatory framework for servicers, 120 installments, and crypto-assets
2. Official opposition – Macroeconomic criticism and Article 23

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Β' Μέρος)

Start of the session and roll-call vote

Γεώργιος Γεωργαντάς and 1 other

The Chair resumes the session, announces the request for a roll-call vote by New Democracy, organizes the electronic voting process and the inclusion of postal votes, and declares the voting closed.

In this chapter

1. Resumption of the session and welcoming of studentsΓεώργιος Γεωργαντάς
2. Request for a roll-call vote by New DemocracyΓεώργιος Γεωργαντάς
3. Interruption, resumption, and conduct of electronic roll-callΓεώργιος Γεωργαντάς
4. Information on postal votes and closing of the voteΑθανάσιος Μπούρας

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 05/11/2026 ΚΒ' (Α' Μέρος)

Start of discussion – Government and SYRIZA on private debt

The omnibus bill on private debt, loan supervision, crypto-assets, and accounting reform is put up for discussion with the initial government presentation of the regulatory framework, while the official opposition responds by focusing on the social consequences of the bankruptcy law, the lack of primary residence protection, and the risk of mass homelessness.

In this chapter

1. Start of discussion and first government presentation of the bill
2. SYRIZA – Social impacts of the bankruptcy law and housing crisis

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

Legalization of immigrant construction workers: rights, tax ID/social security number, and work limits

The KKE MP denounces a "hostage status" for immigrant construction workers on large construction sites and requests a special legalization procedure, while the Minister of Migration presents the new legal migration framework, the digital interconnections for tax ID/social security numbers, distinguishes legal immigrants from asylum seekers, and sets clear limits on the right to work after an asylum rejection.

In this chapter

1. KKE MP: problems with the legalization of immigrant construction workers
2. Minister of Migration: new legal migration framework and digital interconnections
3. KKE MP: "hostage status" on large construction sites
4. Minister: distinction between legal migration and asylum, limits on the right to work

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

Submission of report and presentation of financial bill

The Presiding Officer announces the report of the Committee on Economic Affairs and presents the title of the bill regarding loan supervision, debtor protection, crypto-asset regulation, accounting reform, and the incorporation of European directives, before the question procedure continues.

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

Fisheries LEADER: complaints, eligibility, and audits

MP Iliopoulos raises complaints regarding the diversion of Fisheries LEADER resources to non-fishing investments and political conflicts of interest, while the Deputy Minister explains the European framework, objectives, and eligibility rules, presents project and expenditure data, clarifies the responsibilities of the Managing Authority and the Local Action Groups (LAGs), and commits to investigating the complaints.

In this chapter

1. Iliopoulos's question 190: complaints regarding Fisheries LEADER
2. MP: complaints regarding Fisheries LEADER
3. Deputy Minister of Rural Development: framework and objectives of Fisheries LEADER

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

Plakiotissa Dam: irrigation networks, interim solution, and new CAP

Avgenakis requests a binding timeline and immediate utilization of the Plakiotissa dam water, while the Minister presents a funding proposal of over 72 million euros, announces a meeting for an interim technical solution, emphasizes the institutional safeguarding of the project, and provides information on the new CAP 2028-2034 agreement in favor of Greece.

In this chapter

1. Avgenakis's question 185: Plakiotissa dam irrigation networks
2. Minister of Rural Development: first response regarding Plakiotissa dam and interim solution
3. Avgenakis's rejoinder: request for binding dates and acceleration
4. Minister of Rural Development: clarification on audits, institutional safeguarding of the dam, and new CAP 2028-2034

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

OEF 2024-2027 programs: audits, payments, and national funding

MP Avgenakis raises issues of delays, potential de-commitments, and timelines in OEF programs, while the Minister of Rural Development responds regarding European corrective measures, the use of national resources for 2024-2025 payments, and links the issue to scandals in agricultural subsidies and the OPEKEPE/myAgro reform.

In this chapter

1. MP Avgenakis: OEF audit and payment problems
2. Minister of Rural Development: first response regarding OEF programs
3. Avgenakis's rejoinder: specific questions on de-commitments, timelines, and resources
4. Minister of Rural Development: OEF national funding and OPEKEPE scandals

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 04/11/2026 ΚΑ' (Α' Μέρος)

Start of the session and announcement of topical questions

Institutional opening of the session with the reading of topical questions, ministerial responsibilities, and the introduction of question 184 regarding the OEF 2024-2027 operational programs.

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

Ratification vote and announcement of the next session

The Presidency concludes the discussion, conducts an electronic vote by which the ratification of the Greece-Italy technical arrangement is approved by majority, receives authorization to certify the minutes, and announces the adjournment and the next session for a technical arrangement in the field of academic research with Germany.

In this chapter

1. End of discussion and electronic vote
2. Authorization of the presidency and announcement of the next session

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

Minister of Defense: Answers on force structure, C-390, and pilot training

The Minister responds to allegations regarding the restructuring of camps and force structure, clarifies the procedure for informing Parliament and the handling of the 3+3 C-390 aircraft option within the SAFE framework, and provides detailed numbers of Greek and foreign pilots who have been or are being trained in Kalamata and Italy as evidence of the center's international reach.

In this chapter

1. Minister: New force structure and Drama
2. Minister: Accusations of deception and 3+3 aircraft option
3. Minister: Numbers of trained pilots

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

Opposition: Parliamentary oversight, cost, and geopolitical implications

Plefsi Eleftherias and other opposition speakers demand substantive parliamentary oversight of all technical arrangements, a comprehensive account of the cooperation with Italy since 2018, a full breakdown of costs and hidden expenses, point out methodological ambiguities in the budget, link the agreement to foreign policy choices, and criticize its NATO character, the involvement of an Israeli company, and local impacts from the restructuring of military camps.

In this chapter

1. Plefsi Eleftherias: Parliamentary oversight of technical arrangements
2. Opposition: Lack of an account of Greece-Italy cooperation
3. Cost and hidden expenses of pilot training

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (B' Μέρος)

Government–ND and opposition: Content of the agreement, asymmetries, and broader political confrontation

The ND rapporteur presents in detail the technical arrangement (student exchanges, joint programs, data protection, intellectual property, fiscal framework) and links it to the modernization of the Armed Forces, while the opposition highlights the three-year delay, the asymmetry of obligations, the lack of costing, and brings examples from public contracts, social issues, and incidents in the Armed Forces, culminating in the PASOK–ND confrontation over the management of the Turkey-Libya memorandum, Greece's role in the UN/NATO, and the importance of international law versus deterrent power, where the Deputy Minister of Defence answers accusations and defends the agreement as a natural, non-burdensome extension of Greek-German defense cooperation.

In this chapter

1. New Democracy: Presentation of technical arrangement and defense strategy
2. Additional opposition criticism: asymmetry of the agreement, public contracts, and social issues
3. PASOK–ND: Confrontation over UN, Turkey-Libya memorandum, and deterrent power
4. Deputy Minister of National Defence: Answers to accusations and defense of the agreement

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

PASOK and New Democracy: SAFE, industrial participation, and voting in favor

The PASOK rapporteur raises issues of damage to facilities, transparency in the C-390 procurement, and the actual level of 25% domestic participation, while the ND rapporteur presents the framework of Greek-Italian cooperation in pilot training, provisions for cost, information security, and the exclusively educational nature, with both parties declaring they will vote in favor of the agreement.

In this chapter

1. President & PASOK: Damage to facilities, C-390, and transparency
2. PASOK: SAFE, 25% domestic participation, and stance on the agreement
3. New Democracy rapporteur: Framework of Greek-Italian pilot training
4. New Democracy: Guarantees, mission cost, and voting in favor

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (B' Μέρος)

Main opposition positions: Parliamentary procedure, NATO, and terms of the agreement

SYRIZA and KKE denounce the delayed ratification, the downgrading of parliamentary control, and the NATO orientation of the agreement, which they link to unfulfilled reparations and the militarization of research, declaring a vote against, while PASOK sets as conditions for its stance European support against the Turkey-Libya memorandum, clear accountability for ELKAK, costing, reciprocity, and the utilization of research.

In this chapter

1. SYRIZA and KKE: Parliamentary procedure, NATO, and ideological framework
2. PASOK: Foreign policy, Turkey-Libya memorandum, and terms for HNDGS–Germany

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

SYRIZA and KKE: Privatization, NATO, and Kalamata

SYRIZA and KKE link the ratification to neoliberal choices, privatization of training through Elbit, increased costs for the State, and deeper NATO integration of the Armed Forces, highlighting interoperability, the role of the Kalamata International Center, and declaring their opposition.

In this chapter

1. SYRIZA: Ratification, exchange of hours, and private cost
2. SYRIZA: Neoliberal doctrine and connection to private debt
3. KKE special rapporteur: Character of the Greek-Italian military agreement
4. KKE: Interoperability, Kalamata, Elbit, and opposition

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (B' Μέρος)

Start of the session and initial statements on the HNDGS–Germany agreement

The Chair restarts the session, announces changes in composition, and introduces the HNDGS–Germany technical arrangement, while initial opposition statements (Niki, Greek Solution) link it to German reparations, raising issues of cost, reciprocity, confidentiality, duration, and its relation to the NATO framework, concluding with reservations or a "present" vote.

In this chapter

1. Start of the session and introduction of the HNDGS–Germany agreement
2. Positions of smaller parties on military academic cooperation

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 03/11/2026 Κ' (Α' Μέρος)

Start of the session and initial opposition positions

The Chair opens the discussion on the ratification of the Greek-Italian technical arrangement for pilot training, describes the procedural framework, and is followed by initial political statements from Plefsi Eleftherias, Niki, and Elliniki Lysi, with criticism regarding deterrence, cost, training self-sufficiency, and parliamentary oversight of the annexes.

In this chapter

1. Start of the session: Introduction of the technical arrangement
2. Plefsi Eleftherias: Criticism of armaments and deterrence
3. Plefsi Eleftherias: Reservations regarding the Greek-Italian training

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 02/11/2026 ΙΘ' (Β' Μέρος)

Tabling of energy and defense bills: other announcements

A bill on the electricity market is tabled, incorporating Directive (EU) 2024/1711, along with two bills ratifying technical arrangements with Germany and Italy, which are referred to the competent committees; announcements follow regarding an MP's leave and a series of topical questions that are not discussed due to lack of jurisdiction or impediments.

In this chapter

1. Tabling of three draft laws on energy and defense
2. Announcements: MP leave and non-discussion of topical questions

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Συνεδρίαση Ολομέλειας 02/11/2026 ΙΘ' (Γ' Μέρος)

Elefsina Port and Kronos concession: KKE and Deputy Minister of Shipping

Tsokanis (KKE) opposes the concession of the Kronos area to a company dealing with hazardous oil waste, highlights the history of industrial accidents and health burden in Western Attica, and requests a change in policy and law so that the coastal front can be returned to the people as a green space. The Deputy Minister of Shipping explains the institutional framework of the port of Elefsina and the competence of OLE for "simple use," clarifying that the specific concession concerns only an outdoor vehicle parking area with an explicit prohibition of waste processing or construction, and refers to the recent Environmental Approval (AEPO) as a guarantee of environmental protection.

In this chapter

1. KKE (Tsokanis): Opposition to the Kronos concession and demand for the return of the coastal front
2. Deputy Minister of Shipping: Legal status of Elefsina port and "simple use" of Kronos
3. KKE (Tsokanis): Environmental risks, labor accidents, and demand for law change
4. Deputy Minister of Shipping: Limited parking concession and environmental guarantees

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