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“The goal is here to not only protect people in nursing homes but to dissuade bad actors from coming into this business,” Sen. Gustavo Rivera, Senate health committee chair, said. New York’s budget would also send $64 million to nursing home and acute care facilities to increase nurse staffing levels. The nursing home industry has blasted the new revenue requirements, saying operators need flexibility for things like construction costs. Stephen Hanse, president and CEO of the New York State Health Facilities Association, which represents nursing homes, said the big problem in the indust...

Reforms follow deadly year in New York nursing homes by Marina Villeneuve, The Associated Press Posted Apr 10, 2021 8:07 am EDT Last Updated Apr 10, 2021 at 8:14 am EDT FILE - In this March 21, 2021 file photo, Theresa Sari, left, and her daughter Leila Ali look at a section of a memorial wall after a news conference in New York Sari's mother, Maria Sachse, was a nursing home resident and died from COVID-19. After a deadly year in New York’s nursing homes, state lawmakers have passed legislation that could potentially force facility owners to spend more on patient care. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig...

Dalligate: Constitutional Court reverses decision to close evidence against Zammit Constitutional Court reverses decision to force closure of evidence against Dalligate suspect Silvio Zammit over alleged tobacco bribery case 4 March 2021, 7:15am by Matthew Agius The Constitutional Court has reversed a court’s decision to force the closure of the evidence against former John Dalli canvasser Silvio Zammit and ordered the Attorney General to pay Zammit €2,000 in compensation for delays in concluding the case against him. Zammit, who was charged in 2012 with trading in influence and complici...

Dwejra development project: Indian tycoon’s family buys Maltese citizenship 1 month ago Various family members of the Indian tycoon who bought a massive piece of ODZ land in Gozo’s protected Dwejra coast have become Maltese citizens buying into Malta’s cash-for-passports scheme. The Shift can reveal that at least five members of the family of Vijay Kumar Berlia, the man behind a planning application to extend and develop 30,000 square metres of land in a protected Natura 2000, have bought Maltese passports. Berlia’s wife, Sushma Paul Berlia, and one of their sons, Aditya, have now be...

The EU’s court of justice has dismissed yet another appeal by former European Commissioner John Dalli for compensation for the harm he claimed he suffered as a result of alleged misconduct which led to his resignation from the European Commission in October 2012. Dalli, a former minister, who was nominated to the EU executive responsible for Health and Consumer Policy, in 2010 had filed a case for “unlawful conduct” by the European Commission as a result of the termination of his office. The court rejected all the arguments put forward by Dalli and confirmed the appealed judgment hand...