In first place among public managers, in terms of declared income, there is the Chief of Police Antonio Manganelli, who in 2011 earned 621.253,75 euros. This is what emerges from an initial list that the Minister of Public Administration Filippo Patroni Griffi has disclosed to the joint Labor and Constitutional Affairs commissions of the Chamber.
From this first list it emerges that there are about 60 public managers with salaries exceeding 294 thousand, the ceiling imposed by the save-Italy decree. After Manganelli there is the general state accountant Mario Canzio with 562.331,86 euros declared and the head of the prison administration department, Franco Ionta (543.954,42 euros).
CIVIL PROTECTION - The head of the Civil Protection, Franco Gabrielli, earned 364.196 euros, and according to what was specified by Palazzo Chigi, it is the only salary at risk of being cut as no other government employee with a structural role exceeds the ceiling of the first president of the Court of Cassation.
MINISTRY – In the Ministry of Justice, the head of the juvenile department Bruno Brattoli earns over 293 thousand euros. Instead, in the Via XX Settembre dicastery, the Head of the Cabinet of Economy Vincenzo Fortunato receives a salary of 536.906,98 euros. While the state accountant general Mario Canzio 562.331,86. In the State Monopolies the director Raffaele Ferrara 481 thousand euros. The Revenue Agency Director Attilio Befera 304 thousand euros, while the sister of the current mayor of Rome, Gabriella Alemanno and director general of the Territory Agency, receives an income of over 307 thousand euros.
THE AUTHORITIES – The president of Antrust Giovanni Pitruzzella earns an annual salary of 475 thousand euros. In the energy and gas authorities, the president Pier Paolo Borboni declares 475.643,00. While the president of Consob Vegas receives an income of 387 thousand euros.
