The decision is described as scheduled, not as having already taken place: EL PAÍS reports that approval is expected on 6 October 2026. The available information therefore does not confirm the outcome of the matter before the Council of Ministers.
According to EL PAÍS, the aim of the approval is to allow the decrees to be brought before the Congress’s Permanent Deputation, which is called upon to vote on them. The material provided does not specify which housing measures are contained in the decrees.
The parliamentary process would take place during a particular institutional phase. EL PAÍS notes that the Cortes are dissolved, a circumstance cited in the context of the planned vote before the Permanent Deputation.
In the account cited, the newspaper also maintains that Junts’s support would not be decisive in the Permanent Deputation. This is the source’s assessment of the party’s weight in that specific parliamentary body.
The sequence outlined by EL PAÍS is therefore one of government approval followed by the transmission of the decrees to the Permanent Deputation for a vote. The available information does not indicate what the outcome of that vote will be.
The timetable announced by the source therefore remains central: 6 October for the Council of Ministers and, subsequently, the vote by the Congress’s permanent body. EL PAÍS links this process to the fact that the Cortes are dissolved and considers any potential support from Junts non-decisive.