Lawmakers passed an amendment in its third reading to protect state assistance during paid maternity and parental leave. JAMnews reports that a government decree caps the assistance at 2,000 lari (about $900).
Georgia’s parliament has passed an amendment to the Law on Enforcement Proceedings that protects state-budget assistance during paid maternity and parental leave from seizure. The change means those payments will no longer be subject to seizure.
JAMnews said in its 11 November Georgia account that parliament passed the amendment in its third reading. A government decree caps the assistance at 2,000 lari (about $900, according to the report).
The JAMnews report does not specify when the amendment takes effect or how it will be implemented.
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