"The amendments to the maneuver by the government and the rapporteurs will go hand in hand and are expected tomorrow in the late morning, between 10 and 14".
This was stated by one of the rapporteurs of the budget law
Roberto Pella.
"It seems to me that even the opposition agrees to get to the vote on Monday evening," he added.
About 20 amendments will arrive from the government,
while each group is making its own calculations on the changes proposed by the rapporteurs.
"The two agendas" on the extension of the superbonus and on the payments of sports clubs "should come together in the government amendment: for us they are priorities", said Pella.
The goal, Pella indicated, is "
"The moment the government and the rapporteurs have filed the amendments, we will form the bureau and establish" the timetable.
The government's amendments contain many things, Pella pointed out, citing some "macro-themes": pensions, recruitment, stabilisations, scrolling of rankings, the south, entrepreneurship, hiring young people, territorial entities, judicial regulations.
On this last point, you pointed out, "what Deputy Minister Sisto has shown should be in the government package".
Stall on maneuver.
More than an hour after the commission was convened, it is still in the presidency's office where an agreement is still being sought, but it is slow to arrive.
The opposition explains that for the moment the government has cited only a series of titles: "Justice, industrial policy, local authorities...", quotes Luigi Marattin, group leader of the Third Pole in the commission, highlighting: "We're wasting time".
"They are not ready - says Marco Grimaldi of Avs - they say that they will deposit the maxi-amendment tomorrow morning. They have given us some macro-themes in which everything and its opposite could enter".
"There is no agreement on either method or merit"
and now
"we fear that the goal of a part of the government is to not approve any changes. The problem lies with the majority"
.
Thus the group leaders of Avs and Pd Marco Grimaldi and Ubaldo Pagano at the end of the Bureau of the Budget Commission grappling with the examination of the maneuver.
Pagano added that "the cards on the table change every day. Making an agreement presupposes that there is someone who respects them but they are not able to give guarantees on anything".