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The parliament of Greece passed an omnibus development bill that includes topics from online gambling to tourism developments, which the debt-laden country had to adopt before the EU/IMF team arrived for the audit later this month.
Greece has to meet fiscal targets and carry out structural reforms to be eligible for the rescue payments.
"The law had to be passed before the EU and IMF inspectors came to monitor Greece's progress," said Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos.
Greece promised its international creditors- the EU and the IMF- that this bill is just a part of a succession of reforms in exchange for their fresh aid. Government spokesman Elias Mossialos reaffirmed Greece's promise to push ahead with its reform agenda.

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Greek Islands is a Coney restaurant that serves homemade Greek dishes. Being a Coney restaurant, Greek Islands serves Coney hotdogs as well.
One of the most remarkable aspects of Greek Islands is that their concern to homemade, genuine Greek dishes. Entrees are served with soup or salad, choice of side, and a bountiful quantity of the main dish.
The Greek salad provided at Greek Islands with dinner is emblematic, aside from the unbelievable house made dressing. Herbaceous, tasty and just a little sweet, the dressing is so popular.
"A lot of food is served at Greek Islands, but do not miss the homemade rice pudding. It can be the ideal way to finish your Greek dining experience," said a visitor.

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Greece PM George Papandreou has stated that a quick resolution is needed to counter the European debt crisis. According to him, the failure of Greece and other European nations to counter this debt was showing in the skepticism by the global financial markets.
This request for a resolution was made by the PM to the European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, and Greece lawmakers to quickly develop on the policies made at the European Summit on July 21 to counter this crisis. In that summit it was decided to give a $153.6 billion package to Greece to assist its economy and other measures were agreed upon to prevent the Greece debt crisis from spreading to other European nations.
The PM urged the Greece lawmakers to put into place the policies so that the process of assistance could begin. The policies have been delayed since they are yet to be approved by national legislatures and this delay is prompting questions about the ability of Europe to respond quickly to the crisis.