Amendment to cancel parking law inserted into metropolitan transit bill

An amendment canceling the parking law and reverting to its previous version has been inserted into a bill establishing metropolitan public transportation authorities, according to the legislative text.

The amendment was introduced as part of a broader bill to create metropolitan public transportation authorities, which would manage transit across multiple municipalities. The parking law had previously been amended via the so-called Zimi arrangement, which changed parking enforcement and revenue distribution. The new amendment would cancel that arrangement entirely and restore the previous regulatory framework. The bill must still pass further Knesset readings to become law. Earlier Tuesday, the Knesset Economics Committee approved canceling the Zimi arrangement, a step that aligns with this legislative move.

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1. 2 hours ago · 19:26 · 23 JunLatest

   Amendment canceling parking law inserted into the metropolitan transit bill

2. 19:25 · 23 Jun

   Bill cleared for final second and third readings in the Knesset plenum

3. 15:08 · 23 Jun

   Knesset Economics Committee approves law establishing metropolitan transport authorities

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