The no-pass senator, Laura Granato (Ac), entered Palazzo Madama, seat of the Senate, refusing to show her green pass and is now taking part in the session of the Constitutional Affairs Commission, which is examining the decree extending the green certificate obligation for all workplaces.
"I'm not going to show the green pass" said Granato to the saleswoman who asked him at the side entrance, that of St. Louis of the French. "You can enter - the clerk replied -, but we must make a report to the quaestors". Granato then passed the gate and, when asked by Ansa, explained that in the morning a similar scene had taken place when she went to her office, in the former Isma building, outside Palazzo Madama, located in Piazza Capranica: "also in that case the clerk let me pass by announcing that he would make a report to the quaestors ". Granato then went to the aua of the Constitutional Affairs Commission where the examination of the decree on the green pass began, to which the Ac senator presented several amendments: "Let's see what happens when I have to enter the Chamber "he then told reporters. The sanctions provided by the Bureau in case of failure to show the green pass, can reach the suspension of up to 10 sessions, with the deduction of the daily allowance".