Protection of agricultural activity from complaints about smells and sounds
This draft law aims to protect farmers from lawsuits concerning typical rural smells and sounds, such as animal noises or agricultural machinery. This is intended to facilitate farming and prevent bankruptcies, strengthening the country's food security.
Key points
Typical rural smells and sounds (e.g., from animals, machinery) will be legally protected if agricultural activity complies with the law and social norms.
Farmers will not be able to be sued for nuisances resulting from normal agricultural activity, which should reduce the number of court disputes.
The law aims to support traditional agriculture and agritourism, protecting the rural landscape and culture.
Status:
In Progress
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