The government has placed its trust in the Chamber of Deputies on the Stability Law. This was announced in the Chamber by the minister for relations with Parliament, Maria Elena Boschi, specifying that the text is the same one that came out of the Budget commission and that there will be three votes on trust, one for each of the articles into which the maneuver is divided. It will now be the conference of group leaders to establish the timing of the vote of confidence and the final vote on the measure.
Stability Law, the Government asks for confidence in the Chamber
The text is the same as released by the Budget Commission and there will be three votes on confidence, one for each of the articles into which the maneuver is divided.
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