From Mef they react against delays and protests: “Right now, only the Pos rule changes”
The fight that is taking place in the Chamber runs the risk of delaying the approval of the Maneuver and putting the country in a provisional exercise. So takes the floor the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti. Which, in short, challenges Parliament: “If the amendments do not go well, give the initial text the green light and move forward”.
“If Parliament decides not to change the budget law, the text already approved in the CDM fits perfectly for the MEF”. This is what we learn from sources in via XX Settembre. “The text that will be trusted in the Chamber, in this case – it is explained – will be the one voted by the Government, except for the amendment of the Pos”.
A solution that would be necessary if the parties in Montecitorio were to return to paper. The last battle front was that of penal amnesty for some tax crimes. A rule that, according to the members of the majority, does not apply to the so-called “evaders” or “big evaders”, but concerns exclusively taxpayers who have not been able to pay the Tax Authorities due to economic difficulties.
Thesis that, however, the opposition refers to the sender: “For us, even more serious than the slowness, the lack of direction and the lack of coordination and the little respect for Parliament, it would be unacceptable and unprecedented for us if we thought to add at this moment , as he seems to have understood, also something related to justice, some pardons and the extension of some fiscal crimes. For us it is unacceptable. For us it is important that there are no additions that could compromise works that are already compromised, thundered PD leader Debora Serracchiani,
The 5 Star Movement even convened an emergency assembly on the matter and the Third Pole declared its intention to abandon the works. Added to these shocks are the delays that accumulate. Today the meeting of the Bureau of the Budget Committee has already been postponed twice. By compromising the arrival of the text to the Chamber tomorrow.
Source: IL Tempo
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