The financial situation in the halls has stabilized, but the prices of services have also risen, which affects the co-payment of parents for children’s classes, admitted Plėžės.
Roberts Plėžės on the situation in the operation of ice rinks
Writing letters and negotiations about the need for state support also significantly reduced the risk of closing halls, however, the increase in ice rent is correlated with parents’ co-payments for children’s lessons and amateur expenses, explained Plūjejs.
“Everyone pays more, everyone suffers in this situation. You probably won’t be able to find a winner here,” added the general secretary of the LHF.
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As the increase in the price of energy resources has a significant impact on spending on the maintenance of sports infrastructure, the head of the Ice Halls Association Āriks Miļuns previously admitted that several halls could stop working without proper support. After the government’s decision to support companies to partially compensate for the increase in the price of electricity, Miļuns called the solution insufficient due to the specifics of the operation of ice rinks.
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