The government’s decision on the Court of Auditors and Draghi’s words

It was the former premier, during his executive, who paved the way for the tasks and role that the accounting judiciary must have by supervising the Next generation Eu. Striking a balance between the fight against corruption and the risk of a “signature strike”

Reading the note from Palazzo Chigi it would seem that the dispute concerning the control powers of the Court of Auditors on the Pnrr has been settled. However, there was time and opportunity to accuse the government of wanting to abuse (“Meloni like Orban”) the functions of the accounting judiciary which was supervising the government’s defaults. Galeotto had been the amendment to the Public Administration decree which abolished the concomitant control of the Court and extended by one year the so-called tax shield which limits the accounting liability of administrators and public employees to cases of willful misconduct and gross negligence, in order to discourage the ” signing strike”. Unfortunately, political forces suffer from serious amnesia when it is convenient.