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06:10Not to blame short-term rentals,

06:13it also has a problem in inflation.

06:17The prices of housing have increased

06:20because you also have less stock

06:21if you have some of the houses

06:23in the short-term rental market.

06:25That's obvious, but that's not the only reason.

06:28We haven't built houses.

06:29We don't have programmes or financing

06:31for building new houses.

06:34And people are looking for answers now.

06:36I don't know if you noticed,

06:37but just this very week,

06:38as we're here in Albert Hall in Brussels

06:40discussing this very issue,

06:42thousands of people have been taking

06:43to the streets of Madrid.

06:45In fact, many have been camping out overnight,

06:48drawing attention to the fact

06:49that the situation in Spain

06:51is worsening by day and by night.

06:53They're camping out by the Puerta del Sol.

06:55It seems a little bit similar

06:56to the Indignados movement,

06:58Regina Dari, that we saw many years ago.

07:00So I think just watching Spain this morning

07:03and now the decision of the government

07:05to actually potentially ban evictions

07:06for a three-year period

07:08is a direct response of the inaction

07:10that we've seen by governments

07:12arising from something

07:13that we all have called a crisis

07:14for a number of years.

07:15I don't think there's a single country in Europe

07:18that isn't suffering from

07:19not enough houses being built,

07:21and there's a whole load of reasons for that,

07:23but even the ones that are being built

07:24for them being far too expensive

07:26for our young people to be able to be afforded.

07:27We know that people who have long-term rentals

07:30don't have the same security of tenure

07:31that they do in other countries,

07:33but these are things to be fixed

07:34by national parliaments,

07:36and I think maybe some have been more active

07:38in doing so,

07:38some less so,

07:39as you can see from Spain today,

07:40but none of that is going to be directed

07:42from a European Commission.

07:44And as Sergio said,

07:45if times were normal,

07:46we would be having a conversation

07:47as to how much of the MFF

07:48is going to be aligned

07:50for social cohesion

07:51to build houses,

07:52particularly social and affordable houses

07:54for all of our citizens.

07:55But as we all know,

07:56we're having an entirely different conversation

07:57as to how we're going to get

07:59a smaller budget to stretch much farther

08:00for things like defence and security,

08:02and housing is going to form part

08:04of a smaller budget,

08:05and people can decide

08:06what they want to do with themselves.

08:07That's not instructive,

08:09and that's not really leadership

08:10and showing guidance, I think.

08:11And when it comes to these short-term rentals,

08:14do we need a proper definition

08:15for what they are?

08:17Well, I think the definition exists,

08:19but the thing is,

08:21or the issue is,

08:22that it affects different regions,

08:25different cities,

08:27in a different way.

08:28Not all regions,

08:29not all member states are the same.

08:31Are you in favour of them?

08:32I'm from the island.

08:33Tourism is important.

08:35As I mentioned before,

08:37we're not in the same stage

08:40as Spain at the moment,

08:42having public demonstrations

08:45against tourism.

08:47But how do your voters feel

08:48about the short-term rentals?

08:49In the recent survey,

08:5090% of Madeirians

08:52think tourism is positive,

08:55and it's important for the island

08:56and for the economy,

08:57but 54% of them

08:59consider that we have over-tourism

09:01at the moment at the island.

09:02This is changing.

09:03We're famous for our hospitality,

09:06for promoting the island,

09:09for enjoying having tourists

09:12on the island,

09:13and welcoming them.

09:15but now there is this feeling

09:17that we already have over-tourism,

09:19and it also has to do with social issues,

09:21with the lack of housing

09:22and the lack of measures

09:24to build houses.

09:25And as Regina just mentioned,

09:27we're building new houses,

09:28but the prices are not affordable

09:30for locals.

09:32So it's impossible to compete

09:34when we're building houses,

09:35and then we have, for example,

09:37American tourists

09:37buying those houses,

09:39and not locals,

09:40young people.

09:41There is no social housing.

09:43A few 600 houses

09:46have been built

09:46over the last three years,

09:48also with the IRF funding.

09:51Otherwise,

09:51we wouldn't have them.

09:52And that's my data.

09:53The situation is very serious

09:54as well in Lisbon,

09:55with locals being pushed out there,

09:57you know,

09:57with the tax breaks.

09:57It's exactly the same situation.

09:59The municipalities

10:00and the mayors

10:01have implemented some measures,

10:03and I think that's something positive

10:05out of the European

10:06Affordable Housing Plan

10:08and the act that followed,

10:10that the European Commission

10:12understands that some decisions

10:13have to be made

10:14at local and regional level

10:16because it's their competence

10:18and they are able to do it.

10:20We need more data.

10:22We need specific data

10:24on the problem

10:25because it's different,

10:27as I mentioned in the beginning.

10:29Not all regions are the same

10:31and this doesn't impact

10:34all regions the same way.

10:35And to gather data,

10:36a good point,

10:36we've seen Croatia

10:37implemented its Tourism Act

10:39in order to be able to measure

10:40the impact, of course,

10:41this over-tourism

10:42is having on their environment

10:43and on sustainability.

10:44Is that something

10:45you'd like to see

10:46all over the view?

10:47I think, you see, again,

10:48different regions

10:48are experiencing different issues

10:50and so it's really understandable

10:51when I hear Sergio saying

10:52that there's young people

10:53in his area

10:54who obviously welcome tourists

10:56but are frustrated

10:58about the fact

10:59that there's houses

11:00being rented out

11:00and they don't have the houses

11:02to be able to buy themselves.

11:03If there were houses

11:03being built in Madeira,

11:04in Portugal,

11:05in excess of what's needed

11:06for the tourism industry,

11:07we wouldn't be having

11:08this conversation.

11:08If there was enough houses

11:09being built in Ireland,

11:11as there should be more

11:12being built,

11:13I probably wouldn't be here

11:14having this conversation.

11:14We wouldn't have

11:15a housing committee.

11:16But now I've seen

11:16you've both got warmed up,

11:17you've got plenty to say.

11:18We'll just take

11:19a little break.

11:24As always,

11:25we want to give our viewers

11:26a real glimpse,

11:27as I said,

11:28inside the hemicycle

11:29and see how you actually

11:31point at each other,

11:32ask each other questions,

11:33sometimes upset each other.

11:34That's exactly what you do.

11:36Sergio,

11:37would you like to kick off,

11:37please,

11:37with your first question

11:38for Regina Daherty?

11:39Well,

11:41I would ask a question

11:43regarding your

11:44political family,

11:45PP.

11:45So you've been arguing

11:47that you should spend

11:48more on competitiveness,

11:51on defense,

11:53while also opposing

11:54to new resources

11:56and shifting funding

11:58away from social priorities.

12:01You have been

12:02a former minister

12:03and specifically

12:05for social protection.

12:07Is this something

12:08that you envision,

12:10envisaged for the next MFF?

12:13This shift

12:14and the different priorities

12:16that we have

12:17at this moment

12:17that are harming

12:19social priorities

12:20and taking funding

12:22away from them.

12:23So it's a very good question

12:24and you obviously,

12:24even though we've only met today,

12:25you know me so well.

12:27I am a former

12:28social affairs minister

12:30in Ireland

12:30for five years.

12:31The particular issues

12:33and particularly

12:33the pillar of social rights

12:34is incredibly important to me.

12:36But these things

12:37don't happen by accident,

12:38they happen with money.

12:39They happen with targets.

12:40They happen with

12:40ring-fenced money.

12:42And as you're aware,

12:43and I'm sure this happens

12:44in other parties too,

12:45I find myself

12:46on the opposite side

12:47to my party

12:48with a lot of these

12:49social issues.

12:50And I really believe

12:51we can actually have

12:52competitiveness

12:52and investment

12:53by also investing

12:55in our young people,

12:56by addressing

12:56the poverty gaps,

12:57by making sure

12:58that people have

12:58a roof over their head,

13:00somewhere to call home.

13:01They're not mutually exclusive.

13:02If we don't look

13:03after the young people today

13:04with the youth guarantee

13:05of 20 billion,

13:06we're going to have

13:06nobody in 20 years' time

13:07to pay the pensions

13:08of the people like me

13:09who will be retired

13:10in 20 years' time.

13:11And so they're definitely

13:12not mutually exclusive.

13:13So I'm not really

13:15probably answering the question

13:16except to say

13:16I do find myself

13:17not only trying

13:18to convince

13:19my EPP colleagues

13:20of the merits

13:21of supporting

13:22the social issues

13:22that I believe in,

13:23but then sometimes

13:24find myself

13:25voting against them,

13:26which I'm happy to do

13:27because I live

13:27with my own conscience

13:28and I really know

13:29what the right thing

13:30to do is.

13:30And do you lose

13:31friends because of it?

13:32Do you know,

13:33as you know what

13:33politics is like,

13:34sometimes you do,

13:35sometimes it'll last

13:36for a few days,

13:36sometimes it might last

13:38longer.

13:38But you know what,

13:39doing the right thing

13:40there's never a wrong

13:41time to do the right thing

13:41so that's just the way

13:42I feel about it.

13:43Okay, Regina.

13:45Regina, excuse me,

13:46your question now.

13:46My first question.

13:47So because I've spent

13:49so much talking

13:50about the housing issue

13:51for the last couple of years

13:52and I know you're not

13:52on the housing committee

13:53so I'm sorry

13:53if I'm putting you

13:54on the spot.

13:55I put in 400 amendments

13:56to the housing report.

13:57I really felt

13:58that we put

13:59our heart and soul

14:00into recognising

14:01what the top

14:02maybe three or four

14:03issues,

14:04big ticket issues

14:04that the commission

14:05could do

14:06and then the commissioner

14:07came out last week

14:08with the housing act

14:09that kind of tinkered

14:09around the edges.

14:10How do you think

14:11we can better work together

14:13as the centre group

14:14of parties

14:15to make sure

14:15we actually deliver

14:16a piece of legislation

14:17that's going to make sure

14:19it's easier to build,

14:20build, build

14:21and not do the easy stuff first?

14:24Well, I think we share

14:26the frustration

14:27you mentioned

14:28being a member

14:28of the special committee

14:30on housing.

14:31I'm not on that committee

14:33as you know

14:33but we discussed it

14:34in the trend committee

14:35on transport and tourism

14:36and I totally agree

14:38that we need to do more

14:39and this proposal

14:42from the commission

14:42lacks ambition

14:43so we need

14:46specific funding

14:47for housing,

14:48we need

14:48the decentralised model

14:50on the MFF

14:51as I mentioned

14:51to allow regions

14:53and local authorities

14:54to participate

14:55and to define

14:56their own priorities

14:58on several issues

15:00and social issues

15:01of course

15:02are one of them.

15:03I think there are

15:04some good signs

15:06in the act

15:08for example

15:09reducing complexity

15:11cutting red tape

15:12for example

15:14with regards

15:14to state aid

15:16so having

15:17the exemption

15:18for affordable housing

15:20I think

15:20that's very important

15:22but then we need

15:23we cannot discuss

15:24this only focusing

15:26on tourism

15:27specifically

15:28on short term rentals

15:29and on building

15:31more houses.

15:32for example

15:32in my region

15:33in Madalera

15:34we need to look

15:34at the economy

15:38as a whole

15:39and the impact

15:41that tourism has

15:42and understand

15:44that if our main

15:45industry is tourism

15:46tourism isn't known

15:48for paying

15:49high salaries

15:50compared to other industries

15:52so we're stuck

15:53so we're stuck

15:53in a trap

15:54so we also need

15:55to discuss

15:55the diversification

15:57of our economy

15:58creating new jobs

15:59betting on

16:01for example

16:01AI

16:02new technologies

16:03new jobs

16:04qualified jobs

16:06with higher salaries

16:07so that young people

16:09have the right to stay

16:10and we also have

16:10a new strategy

16:11on the right to stay

16:13presented by

16:13the Vice President

16:14Fito

16:15so we need to look

16:16at all these strategies

16:18together

16:18in order

16:19to solve this

16:20I think that

16:21if we are pro-Europeans

16:23not only worried

16:24about our retirement

16:25but with the future

16:28of the European Union

16:29we need to stick together

16:31and to present amendments

16:33and to push the commission

16:35at least for being

16:37more ambitious

16:38but then

16:39we are talking

16:40about an emergency

16:41a crisis

16:42we all acknowledge

16:43like in my own country

16:44we need to be building

16:4550,000 houses a year

16:47just to satisfy demand

16:48we're only on

16:4938,000, 39,000

16:50so there still is barriers

16:51and across the European Union

16:53we're told

16:53we need to build

16:54millions of houses

16:55and again

16:56we know

16:56what the issues are

16:57from a European competency

16:59what can actually be done

17:00to try and alleviate

17:02simplify

17:02put the financing

17:03on board

17:04and you absolutely

17:05are right to acknowledge

17:05and I apologise

17:06I didn't do it earlier on

17:06the changing of the

17:07stay date rules

17:08is a game changer

17:09particularly for municipalities

17:10to be able to afford

17:11to financially support

17:13social and affordable homes

17:15in our member states

17:16but there is so much more

17:17to be done

17:19and I think I'm just

17:20frustrated at the pace

17:21at which we're doing

17:23and I'm sure

17:23our viewers are too

17:24especially those

17:25out protesting

17:25this week in Madrid

17:26sleeping in tents

17:28in fact

17:28by the Porta del Sol

17:29very reminiscent

17:30of the days

17:31of the Indignado movement

17:32many many years ago

17:34but now we have heard

17:35from our MEPs

17:37and I'd like to bring in

17:37another view

17:41so for our quote

17:43of the week

17:44on this edition

17:44of The Ring

17:45I'd like to bring in

17:46the voice of

17:46Eduardo Santander

17:47he's the CEO

17:48of the European

17:49Travel Commission

17:50he was speaking here live

17:51and he had some

17:52very profound words

17:53he said

17:54climate change

17:55is the biggest threat

17:56to tourism

17:57right now

17:58by far

17:59he said

17:59we see that trains

18:00cannot run sometimes

18:01because the rails

18:02are expanded

18:03because of the heat

18:04and we saw this

18:05on the cruise lines

18:06because of the European rivers

18:07they couldn't run

18:08because it was too dry

18:09this is a topic

18:10that we have not

18:11touched on yet

18:11in this debate

18:12this is a huge issue

18:14for you

18:14it is

18:15I have to give you

18:17a concrete example

18:19I'm from an island

18:20we have one airport

18:22the second airport

18:24is on a second island

18:25on a two and a half hour

18:27distance by ferry

18:29and we have lots

18:31of constraints

18:33at the airport

18:33due to the high winds

18:35that we get

18:36due to the global warming

18:38and climate change

18:39and that is something

18:40that we need

18:41to find alternatives

18:42I also believe

18:44that

18:46and going

18:48slightly into

18:49a different subject

18:50we have a strategy

18:52for the outermost regions

18:53which I will also be

18:54the rapporteur

18:55for the parliament

18:57and I think

18:57that we can

18:59take advantage

19:00of these regions

19:01as laboratories

19:03to test new technologies

19:04to test new solutions

19:06that then we can

19:07export

19:08to the other

19:09member states

19:10and it's something

19:12that we need to address

19:13and just one example

19:14I didn't mention before

19:15with regards to housing

19:16also having the

19:18one size fits all

19:21perspective

19:22from the commission

19:23will not work

19:24because when we're

19:26building new houses

19:27in Madeira

19:27we have regulation

19:28that obliges

19:31construction companies

19:32to build houses

19:33as if they were

19:34building them

19:34in northern Sweden

19:35so it doesn't work

19:37for us

19:37the climate is different

19:39there is climate change

19:40there is global warming

19:41but still

19:41Europe is very diverse

19:43so it's an issue

19:45and we need to address

19:46but also with

19:47the local perspective

19:48and respecting

19:49the principle

19:50of subsidiarity

19:51but now we just take

19:52a little break

20:01another island

20:02witnessing global warming

20:03is Ireland of course

20:04we're seeing temperatures

20:05and beaches flooded

20:06almost looks like

20:07Portugal now

20:08the beaches of Ireland

20:09but the country

20:09is clearly ready

20:11I'm somebody

20:12that's old enough

20:12that when I was

20:13in my 20s and 30s

20:15you went to Portugal

20:16Greece

20:17Spain

20:17and your holidays

20:18like that's where you went

20:19because we didn't

20:19it rains all of the time

20:21in Ireland right

20:21so the only place

20:22you're getting a bit

20:22of freckles

20:23is going away

20:24this year we had

20:26an amazing summer

20:27but it was

20:28what we would expect

20:29a normal summer

20:30to be in Portugal

20:32and I went to Athens

20:33for five days

20:34with my husband

20:35to see the Acropolis

20:36and it was 38 degrees

20:37every day

20:38which rendered

20:39the holiday

20:40nearly impossible

20:41so if you didn't

20:42stay beside the sea

20:43to jump in and out

20:44every 10 or 15 minutes

20:45you just weren't coping

20:46that's a far greater threat

20:48to our tourism industry

20:50on the entire continent

20:51of Europe

20:51than Airbnb

20:52or short term

20:53lets will ever be

20:54and yet now

20:55we're only going to start

20:56having that conversation

20:57and maybe it's

20:57that's the thing

20:58it's no longer a priority

20:59it's no longer a political priority

21:00despite the fact

21:01that it's now September

21:02and it's 30 degrees

21:03in Brussels this week

21:04I know

21:04so like

21:05when I

21:06when I see us talking

21:07about

21:081.2%

21:09of the entire housing stock

21:11is a problem

21:12when we actually

21:13should be really talking

21:13and concentrating

21:14on the real issues

21:15because I mean

21:16Ireland as a nation

21:17is an island native

21:18we didn't have tourism

21:19one of our pillars

21:20of our economy

21:21would literally fall flat

21:23you're the same

21:24the real threat to that

21:26and actually maybe

21:27it's of Ireland's benefit

21:28and when you can't go

21:28to Portugal on your holidays

21:29anymore

21:29you'll be able to come

21:30to Ireland

21:31because it will only be

21:32in the 20 degrees

21:33but it's an enormous problem

21:35that we have to address

21:35and I don't think

21:36we've actually even started

21:37having that conversation

21:38and of course

21:38the trends are changing

21:40indeed when it comes

21:40to travel preferences

21:41you can read more about them

21:42on yournews.com

21:43but now it is time

21:44to move on

21:45to our next round

21:49so as always

21:50here on The Ring

21:52we like to find out

21:52what's keeping Europeans

21:54up at night

21:55regular citizens

21:55back home

21:56on their sofas

21:57well according

21:58to the latest Eurobarometer

22:00lack of affordable housing

22:01right up there on top

22:0251%

22:04after that

22:04unemployment

22:05and lack of job opportunities

22:07underneath

22:08lack of quality

22:09public services

22:10followed by poverty

22:11or homelessness

22:12now this barometer

22:14comes of course

22:14just on the cusp

22:16of 2027

22:17when we're ready

22:17for big elections

22:18taking place

22:19in France

22:19Italy

22:20Poland

22:21and Spain

22:22your reaction

22:24well

22:24I think it's

22:26it's an example

22:27of some

22:30lack of alignment

22:31between the European

22:33priorities

22:33and our discussions

22:34because there's no security

22:35and defense

22:36written there

22:36no security and defense

22:37that's what I was

22:38going to mention

22:38so we're cutting

22:41budgets

22:42we're cutting funding

22:43for social priorities

22:45for social issues

22:46we're betting on defense

22:48on security

22:49we're centralizing

22:50the cohesion policy

22:51which is our largest

22:53investment policy

22:54in the European Union

22:55and I'm a strong

22:57believer

22:58that

23:00the biggest

23:01or the best

23:02investment

23:02we can make

23:03in defense

23:03is cohesion policy

23:05it's not defense

23:06and security

23:07it's not

23:08a budget

23:09for a military

23:11would you agree

23:11with that?

23:12do you know

23:12I don't know

23:13and it's funny

23:13I say this to you

23:14coming from Ireland

23:15where we're

23:15the furthest

23:16little island

23:17and don't

23:18you know

23:18for me

23:18Russia is

23:19hundreds of thousands

23:20of miles away

23:21but when you talk

23:22to colleagues

23:23from the European

23:23bloc countries

23:25there's a real fear

23:26and I can appreciate

23:27I don't understand

23:28why security

23:29is incredibly important

23:30for them

23:30and it rarely

23:31comes up

23:31in conversations

23:32at home

23:32albeit that

23:33that is changing

23:34because of our

23:35infrastructure

23:35and our lack

23:36of ability

23:36to be able

23:37to look after

23:37our maritime

23:38or you know

23:39our IT infrastructure

23:41but if you

23:41go back to the poll

23:42like number one

23:44number two

23:44and number four

23:45in that poll

23:45could be addressed

23:46if we built

23:47more houses

23:47and we built

23:48them faster

23:48and so we'd

23:49address the cost

23:50of living

23:50and giving people

23:51a roof over their head

23:52we'd address

23:53the homelessness issue

23:54by building more houses

23:55we'd address

23:56the employment issue

23:56by giving

23:57millions of people

23:58jobs

23:58building houses

23:59with quality jobs

24:00of you know

24:01quantity surveyors

24:01architects

24:02engineers

24:02like

24:03because people

24:04are leaving

24:04we need to be

24:05serious

24:05and actually

24:06they're leaving

24:07to go to

24:08Australia

24:08New Zealand

24:09and build

24:09the homes

24:09over there

24:10so you know

24:11we need to make

24:11sure that we

24:12address these issues

24:12to look after

24:13our own citizens

24:14similar situation

24:15in Portugal

24:16yes

24:17and just

24:18just to be clear

24:18this doesn't mean

24:20that I don't think

24:20defense and security

24:22should be a priority

24:23we are in the

24:25opposite side

24:26of Europe

24:27of the European Union

24:28but we have

24:28borders with the

24:29United States

24:30maritime borders

24:31Madeira and Azores

24:32we have the

24:33submarine cables

24:34in our territory

24:35that we need to

24:36defend and protect

24:37we have the

24:38shadow

24:39the Russian

24:39shadow fleet

24:40in Portuguese waters

24:42every day

24:43so we have also

24:44challenges

24:45and defense

24:47issues

24:47to address

24:48what I mean

24:50by having

24:52the cohesion

24:53policy

24:53as our

24:54strongest

24:55or best

24:55investment

24:56for defense

24:56is that

24:57we are

24:58completely doomed

24:59when the

25:00Portuguese feel

25:01that they don't

25:02need to be

25:03solidary

25:03with the

25:05Polish

25:05or when

25:06the Spanish

25:07feel that

25:07it's a Romanian

25:08problem

25:09it's not a

25:09Spanish problem

25:10that's why

25:10we need

25:11to stick

25:11together

25:12and to have

25:13the cohesion

25:14policy

25:15still

25:16as our

25:16main policy

25:17because

25:17it addresses

25:19the housing

25:19issues

25:20but also

25:21many of the

25:22other issues

25:22that we are

25:23discussing here

25:23ok and that's

25:24the big discussion

25:25in Brussels

25:25the battle

25:26over the

25:27budget

25:28that we're

25:28following very

25:29closely

25:29on Euronews

25:30well now

25:31it is time

25:31for our

25:32fifth and

25:33final round

25:37and as always

25:38here we do

25:38something a little

25:39bit different

25:39we ask you

25:40questions

25:41and you're

25:41allowed answer

25:42with yes

25:42or no

25:43is that feasible

25:44for politicians

25:45no

25:46impossible

25:48indeed

25:48well let's

25:49give it a shot

25:49does Europe

25:50have a problem

25:51with over

25:52tourism

25:52Regina

25:52yes or no

25:53no

25:54no

25:55is mass

25:56tourism

25:57sustainable

25:57yes or no

25:58no

26:00if we fix

26:01the problems

26:01yes

26:02should tourists

26:03pay more taxes

26:05yes or no

26:05the EU

26:07doesn't have a

26:07competency on

26:08taxes

26:08that's a

26:08responsibility

26:09of local

26:09and member

26:10states to make

26:11up for their

26:11own mind

26:11so no

26:12no

26:12should tourists

26:14pay more

26:14taxes

26:14tourists who

26:15come to

26:15Madeira

26:16no depends

26:16on regions

26:18should portals

26:19like Airbnb

26:19face tougher

26:21rules

26:21yes or no

26:22yes

26:23yes

26:24should local

26:25communities have

26:26the right to

26:26ban cruise

26:27ships

26:27yes or no

26:29again

26:29yes

26:30depending on

26:31regions

26:31it's up to

26:32them

26:32yes

26:33see everything

26:34needs a little

26:34bit more

26:34context

26:35should the EU

26:36have a direct

26:36role in

26:37fixing national

26:38housing crisis

26:39yes or no

26:41no

26:41I say that

26:42they should

26:43allow them

26:44to have

26:44the tools

26:46but it's

26:47their decision

26:49I think they

26:49should fix

26:50the things

26:50they're responsible

26:51for

26:51which is a

26:52great start

26:53with simplification

26:54the financing

26:54the state aid

26:55rules

26:55things that we

26:56actually have

26:56control over

26:57from a European

26:57competency

26:58perspective

26:58not fiddle around

27:00with stuff

27:00that local

27:00governments

27:01can do

27:01themselves

27:01and will

27:02the EU

27:03affordable

27:03housing act

27:04will actually

27:04lower rents

27:05for young

27:05people

27:05yes or no

27:07I don't think

27:08what we have

27:08so far is

27:09going to

27:09build a

27:09single

27:10house

27:10so therefore

27:11no

27:11I won't

27:12Sergio yes or no

27:13as it is now

27:14no

27:15and are you

27:15optimistic

27:16that the

27:17housing problem

27:17in Europe

27:17can be fixed

27:18one day

27:18yes or no

27:19yes

27:21hell yes

27:22Gonzales

27:22and Regina

27:23Doherty

27:23thank you so

27:24much

27:24you have

27:24been our

27:25guest

27:25this week

27:25on The Ring

27:26thank you

27:26so much

27:27to our

27:27audience

27:27thank you

27:28so much

27:28as well

27:28to all

27:29those

27:29back home

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