Porcellum slips to the bottom of the list of "wise men". According to what was reported today by "La Repubblica", the task force on institutional reforms created by the Quirinale has decided to push the electoral reform chapter to the bottom of the agenda. A choice dictated by the desire not to compromise possible agreements between the parties on other, obviously less controversial, issues from the outset.
"Yes, the cancellation of the Porcellum goes last because it is the most delicate issue", confirmed by the Democratic Party. Commission members will meet tomorrow and Friday, having set an outline agenda yesterday.
One of the participants confirms the decision "to tackle first the reform of parliamentary regulations, on which there are already shared proposals dating back to the last legislature, and the law on parties that reforms their financing". Then it will be the turn of the actual constitutional reform laws: cutting the number of parliamentarians, the form of government, the end of the perfect bicameral system. Finally, dulcis in fundo, we will discuss how to retire the much reviled Porcellum.
