The Act on Intervention Measures to Mitigate and Eliminate the Consequences of the COVID-19 Epidemic (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.80/20 - hereinafter referred to as the Act) stipulates that the tourist voucher may be redeemed with a tourism service provider who, as of 13 March 2020, cumulatively meets the following conditions: - is registered in the Business Register of the Republic of Slovenia, and - is registered in the Register of Accommodation Establishments maintained by AJPES as an accommodation establishment operator, and - is engaged in the following activities in accordance with the Standard Classification of Activities (SIC) 2008: o 55.100 - Hotels and other similar accommodation establishments, o 55.201 - Holiday homes and resorts, o 55.202 - Tourist farms with rooms, o 55.203 - Private letting of rooms to guests, o 55.204 - Mountain lodges and youth hostels, o 55.209 - Other short-stay accommodation, o 55.300 - Activity of camping sites, camps. I propose that you remove from the law the condition that the service provider is registered in the Business Register of the Republic of Slovenia on 13.03.2020. Many landlords - many of whom are pensioners who earn a more decent income from this activity - only rent out accommodation during the summer months. They therefore re-register every year in the Business Register of the Republic of Slovenia to save paying social security and health contributions for their activity in a period when there is no demand for accommodation. If they are not allowed to redeem the vouchers, they will be at a disadvantage compared to other accommodation providers. I therefore propose that you allow the vouchers to be redeemed by accommodation establishments which were registered in the Register of Accommodation Establishments on 13.03.2008 and which were also registered in the Business Register of the Republic of Slovenia in the previous years for one of the activities listed in the Intervention Law and referred to above.