As it is, the stability bill cannot pass. "We are faced with a compilation budget that simply lists what the individual departments have requested," argues a representative of Campo Largo, "a budget where it is difficult to identify priorities and projects." In short, a direction is needed, which at this point the majority and the Council can only impress through amendments to be presented in committee or directly in the Chamber.
This will be discussed by the center-left and Five Star Movement group leaders at a summit called for Monday, March 17 at 10 a.m., with the governor Alessandra Todde and the budget assessor Giuseppe Meloni present. In the meantime, today he will illustrate the text in the parliament chaired by Alessandro Solinas (M5S).
Presumably, the maneuver will not be approved by the Chamber before April: therefore, the recourse to the fourth month of provisional exercise is inevitable.
All the details in the article by Roberto Murgia in L'Unione Sarda, on newsstands and on the app.
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