Legislative Proposals to End Excessive Insurance Charges for Elderly Drivers
Parliament is seeking to end excessive insurance charges on drivers aged over 70 through two new legislative proposals discussed at the House human rights committee.
Independent MP Alexandra Attalides, who introduced the proposals, stated that many elderly people in Cyprus face difficulties renewing their insurance policies due to high costs.
The aim of the bills is to strengthen human rights protection, prevent unjustified discrimination, and ensure equal treatment of all citizens.
- The first bill amends the laws governing insurance and reinsurance operations.
- It introduces an explicit ban on age-based discrimination.
Author's summary: Parliament proposes legislation to end excessive insurance charges for elderly drivers.
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