The Greek Parliament’s plenary session approved, by a majority of the governing coalition, the finance ministry’s draft law dealing with distressed loans and credit servicers. The bill passed on its first reading, marking the conclusion of a two‑day parliamentary battle. Lawmakers faced a heated political clash throughout the debate. The opposition attempted to reject the proposal outright, voting against it on principle. The confrontation centered especially on the provisions of article 23, which sparked fierce disagreement. The government’s vote secured the legislation’s advancement despite the opposition’s resistance.