I propose that the deletion of a lifetime easement on a property in the Land Register on the death of a person should be done ex officio, and not only at the request of the property owner.  As far as I have been informed, this procedure used to be free of charge, as all one had to do was fill in a form at the court and attach an extract from the civil registry of death.  Now this 'reconciliation' has to be done either at the notary's office, which costs €60 if I have the right information, or via a secure mailbox with a qualified digital certificate, but the notary still has to scan the extract, which costs around €30.  This solution seems to me to be a step backwards and contrary to the trend of 'removing administrative obstacles'.
 
Initiative (298):
The registration of the termination of the right of easement of a dwelling, due to the death of the usufructuary, should be carried out at the Land Registry, free of charge, on the basis of an extract from the register of deceased persons, which should be converted into digital form there. We also pay taxes for this type of service. At present, the registration of the termination of the right of easement of a dwelling, due to the death of the usufructuary, must be made with a notary, for a fee. Why do we or do we not also pay tax for this type of service, which should be free?