The Kuwaiti Ministerial Committee has sent the LEED proposal to the Cabinet to allow non-residents of Kuwait to own investment housing properties in Kuwait. The directive stipulates that a non-Kuwaiti may be granted the right to own a residential apartment in an investment building if the applicant for ownership is a permanent and legal resident of Kuwait and no judgments have been issued against him in breach of honor or trust. The directive stipulates that the apartment should be allocated for the residence of the applicant or his family during his stay in Kuwait, the area of this apartment should not exceed 350 square meters and he should not own another apartment in Kuwait. The proposal will also be discussed in the discussions of the new government that will be formed two weeks after the National Assembly elections on June 6. The idea behind the proposal is to revive the economy and attract money to Kuwait instead of leaving the country.