The Spanish government's energy-saving measures are now in force. Responsibility for ensuring compliance lies with regional inspectors. They are the ones who issue penalties, but inspection campaigns often require police presence, and the Felib federation of town halls in the Balearics is concerned by this potential use of police resources.
Town halls don't want police to be involved with energy-saving enforcement
Inspection campaigns often require police presence
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