“These are days of intense work and we are on the way to arrival,” Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte confides to La Stampa. “The next commitment agreed with the government allies is the simplification decree that we will bring to CDM on Thursday”. So, after almost two months of postponements, the decree designed to make concessions and permits more agile and simple could – finally – see the light this week. On the agenda of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte there are two days circled in red, two decisive days for the green light to the expected provision: tomorrow, June 30, there could be a majority political summit on the dossier, then Thursday – July 2 – it will be discussed at the Council of Ministers. There is no more time to waste, make Palazzo Chigi understand.
Simplifications, Conte: “Debated decree, but the majority will understand that it is essential for a restart”
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A willingness to accelerate which must lead to a compromise in the majority. It is no coincidence that the draft of the provision (48 articles, according to the advance in possession of La Stampa), was jealously kept in Palazzo Chigi until the last hours. To coordinate the dossier is a man very close to the premier, the secretary general of the Prime Minister Roberto Chieppa. To detail the details, in these hours, is another trusted personality, Undersecretary Mario Turco. It was Conte himself who tried to tighten the times, well aware that the various appeals of the companies could no longer go unheeded.
Economy in quarks – The States General were a useful event to waste time
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“The States General were not useless at all – says the head of the government -. We spoke to hundreds of trade associations and representatives from the world of work. In the end I will draw my conclusions. ” A general and widespread belief emerged from the comparison of Villa Pamphilj. Which can be translated with the words used by Edoardo Bianchi, vice president of Ance, the national association of builders. “The simplification decree is the last train to revive Italy”.
Of the words that Conte, perhaps unconsciously, makes his own. «It is a fundamental step – he says -. Our roadmap provides for very detailed and concrete reforms. With the simplification dl, after many years, we deal with issues such as tax liability and abuse of the office. It is a fundamental goal for our country ».
States General, Count: “We must reinvent the country, reforms are not enough”
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Twice Prime Minister Conte says that he is well aware of how complicated the handling of the text has been. Because the majority of the cracks need to be resolved first. There are those who, like the M5S and Italia Viva, would like to apply the “Genova model” of the commissioners.
