Chamber to reopen investigation into architects guilty of Miriam Pace house collapse
Professional regulator cannot suspend architects without minimum one-year prison sentence, but will reopen investigation into breach of directives
2 July 2021, 6:32am
by Matthew Vella
Flowers and candles are placed along the boundary wall sealing off the remains of Miriam Pace's house during a demonstration in March 2021 by Repubblika
The Chamber of Architects will not take any disciplinary measures on the points already decided upon by a criminal court against the two architects found guilty of having caused the house collapse that killed Miriam Pace, in Santa Venera.
The Chamber said that as a regulator of the profession with the power of a quasi-judicial body, it was unable to institute action on the same charges the two architects were already found guilty of.