All as expected. There Chamber voted confidence to the 2023 budget law, the first passed by the Meloni government, with 221 yes, 152 no and 4 abstentions
The river session has begun and will continue without interruption until the final vote on the measure, which should be reached late at night or even at dawn on 24 December. The Maneuver will then pass to Senate for the definitive green light which should arrive between 27 and 28 December. The text must be approved by 31 December, penalty the provisional exercise. Timescales are therefore very tight.
Confidence in Maneuver amidst controversy
The trust came after days of strong controversy between the majority and the opposition. The last battle took place on the modification from 450 million for the Municipalities, standard removed from due to lack of coverage. Get the others too findings placed by the State Accounting Office. Heated discussions also on bonus for XNUMX year olds, on which the Accounting Office has requested corrections and on the now famous wild boar law.
“There are no sovereignist and crazy measures that would have blown up the markets. So danger escaped. But the maneuver on the merits is weak, botched and without vision” he maintains Matteo Renzi in his enews. “In the method – continues the leader of Italia Viava – then it seems embarrassing to remember how the Government's delays have violated the principles of parliamentary democracy exactly as Giuseppe Conte did and that Giorgia in short is the 2.0 version of Giuseppi. Too bad, I was hoping for better."
“It is a maneuver in a difficult moment, it does not work miracles but it helps many people. It must be approved, whatever the cost, by the end of the year. We have a week to spare, we can't escape", said the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport and Deputy Prime Minister today, Matteo Salvini.
Controversies also from lawyers who, in a joint document of all the components of the lawyers' office, accuse: "The appeal made to the Government to withdraw the amendment to the budget law which provides for the anticipation - to 28 February 2023 - of the entry into force of the reform on the civil trial, has still remained unheard of”. A "particularly serious" choice, given that "in some important sectors of the jurisdiction, there is even a lack of technical requirements to guarantee, already today, the correct functioning of the offices and therefore the principle of due process". The category reaffirms "forcefully, the need to proceed with the removal and renew the invitation to the Government and the parliamentary forces to provide, responsibly, reserving as of now, otherwise, any more appropriate initiative so that a fruitful relationship is re-established of dialogue and loyal collaboration with the lawyers”.
