Squeeze on the Court of Auditors, today the decree in the Chamber. Divided opposition

It is the day of the Public Administration decree in the Chamber: among the measures that will be discussed in the Chamber, there are the two government amendments which take away from the Court of Auditors the function of concurrent control over the Recovery Plan and extend the tax shield until June 2024. The debate will start at 2 in the afternoon and is it is probable that the trust will be placed by the executive: times are tight, considering that the law must be converted by 21 June. Voting in Montecitorio will take place tomorrow, with the decree arriving in the Senate next week.

The oppositions are presented at the appointment divided. If the Third Pole says it is in favor of tightening the Court – with the head of Action, Charles Calenda, who in Half an hour more on Rai 3 affirms: “I would have done that measure” -, an outcry is expected from the other parties. The harshest criticisms came from the leader of the 5 Star Movement, Joseph Conte: “It is clear that Palazzo Chigi’s concern is not to immediately ground the Pnrr funds but not to be disturbed and controlled on how the Italians’ money is spent”, said the former prime minister, with the pentastellati promising “battle” in the Chamber. The words of the Green-Italian Left alliance and the Democratic Party are also of the same tenor: “It is not acceptable, we will oppose this umpteenth forcing in any way”, declared the dem group leader in the Chamber, Clare Braga.

Also today it will then be forwarded to Parliament the six-monthly report on the state of implementation of the Pnrrthe first of the Meloni government, with the third installment of European funds still to be released by Brussels.

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