Santanchè in the Chamber on 5 July: “An act of respect for Parliament”, says Ciriani

“I thank the minister because she made an act of sensitivity and respect towards Parliament to which she was not required from a regulatory and political point of view”, said the minister for relations with Parliament, Luca Cirianiat the end of the conference of the group leaders of Palazzo Madama which decided that on Wednesday 5 July at 3 pm the Minister for Tourism, Daniela Santanché, will report in the Senate Hall on the journalistic indiscretions released in recent days on her companies.

It will be a report and not a question time, says Minister Ciriani, because “it would have been impossible for her to be able to defend herself and argue in a congruous manner to present her reasons, unlike a question time which always sees the interrogated as losing ‘interrogation”. The whole majority closes in on the minister as a lifesaver and from the League they confirm that “they are always guaranteed and that the idea of ​​coming to the Chamber to report is a way to close the story in a very short time”, he says Maximilian Romeo.

“We will hear what she has to say and how she justifies herself on issues that are the result of a journalistic investigation, we will listen carefully to her reasons and then I think that the prime minister too will make her decisions based on Santanché’s communications”, he says Hector Rosato of Italia Viva.

But what will be the aftermath of the Santanché investigation within the government? Will there be the appointment of a new Minister of Tourism? “She is a fully incumbent minister: she has never been convicted, either in the third instance or on appeal or in the first instance, she has never received a guarantee notice and has never been sent to trial. We are always guarantors, not only when it suits us”, concludes Minister Luca Ciriani.