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ARTICLE · 18 MARCH 2021

Social Enterprises

Few years after the approval by the Council of Ministers of the draft law "On the development and maintenance of a registry of social enterprises" and its subsequent submission to the competent committee of the House of Representatives under the name "The Social Enterprises Law of 2020"

CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law

Few years after the approval by the Council of Ministers of the draft law "On the development and maintenance of a registry of social enterprises" and its subsequent submission to the competent committee of the House of Representatives under the name "The Social Enterprises Law of 2020", the long-outstanding proposed bill has passed into the much-awaited law and published to the official gazette of the Republic of Cyprus on 23/12/2020 ("the Social Enterprises Law").

Prior to outlining the framework reflected in the Social Enterprises Law, it would be an oversight not to refer, even briefly, to the origin of the Social Enterprises Law.

Origin of Social Enterprises Law

As one might expect, the Social Enterprises Law derives its origin from a European action planning and in particular the social business initiative ("SBI"), which was communicated by the Commission to, amongst others, the European Parliament and the Council, aiming in promoting a highly competitive

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