The Tourism Department of the Consell de Mallorca (Island Council of Mallorca) acknowledged that a total of 52 sanctioning proceedings that had been initiated have expired because they were neither resolved nor notified within the one-year timeframe. This is stated in the response sent by the department, headed by Councilor José Marcial Rodríguez, to the Socialist group in the island institution, which had inquired about the number of sanctioning proceedings that had expired due to the stipulated time limit. In its response, the Tourism Department indicates that there is no possibility of restarting these proceedings. However, it assures that those affected will be inspected again to verify whether they still meet the necessary conditions to initiate a new report. It also explains that the fact that 52 proceedings have expired due to exceeding the one-year deadline for resolution is due to various issues, including an "underfunded" transfer of powers and the "disastrous" stabilization process initiated in the previous legislature. The tourism sector also attributes this to nine-month contracts, high staff turnover, and the need to provide specialized training for new instructors.

Palma City Council is not considering "under any circumstances" reintroducing horse carriage licenses because this "would represent a very high cost" for the municipal institution, according to a statement today from the Councilor for Finance, Public Administration, and Government, Mercedes Celeste. The need for horse carriages to evolve toward another system is "voluntary," she emphasized. However, she assured that "if there is interest in doing so, the City Council will support it."

The Ibiza City Council has filed five complaints for illegal tourist rentals in a joint operation between the Local Police and the Urban Planning Inspection Service, with the support of the Island Council.

The PSOE claims that the Tourism Minister of the Mallorcan Council, Marcial Rodríguez, inflates the figures for the fines his department imposed on illegal tourist rentals last year. They claim that the 8.3 million euros the PP attributed to the initial 2024 fine proposals include all the fines imposed by the island's institution, not just those from last year. "in evidence", stated the PSOE in a statement.