Solinas at the school of Sardinian Reformers: "Start important reforms but one legislature is not enough"

The intervention of the President of the Region closed the third edition of the political training school of the Sardinian Reformers. Christian Solinas took stock of the first three years of government, "two of which were characterized by the pandemic that changed the agenda of regional policy". And yet, "we managed to put in place the largest system of refreshments for citizens and businesses, we started the reform of the health system and local authorities".

Of course, "with the pandemic, atavistic knots have come to a head, given that in the five years that preceded us, more than four thousand employees left the health system and no one bothered to turn over". Now, "there is a need for an implementation phase: with the resumption of the competitions we have started a path that will lead us to offer a health system that is up to par, but we need time".

According to the president of the Region "a legislature, which has been removed from the pandemic for a long period of time, is not enough to develop reforms of this magnitude and to collect concrete results on programs that have been launched in such a profound way". So, “I believe and hope that we will still have a long way to go together”.