In the late afternoon, Prime Minister Mario Draghi's meetings with the parties of the government majority began on the subject of the budget law , which must be approved by the end of the year.

At the table at Palazzo Chigi, alongside the Prime Minister, the Ministers of Economy Daniele Franco and the Relations with Parliament Federico D'Incà welcomed the delegation of the 5 Star Movement, composed of the head of the delegation Stefano Patuanelli and the group leaders in the Chamber and in the Senate, Davide Crippa and Mariolina Castellone.

Among the topics discussed, that of citizenship income and the Superbonus of 110%.

"Draghi agrees with us, income cannot be touched", declared Patuanelli, "it must not undergo further changes in the parliamentary process, neither in terms of merit nor in the financial endowment".

The resources allocated, according to the exponent grillino, are "those that can meet the needs of a society that is paying a high price for the pandemic with an increase in absolute poverty and a strong need to support those who leave the world of work with a tool as fundamental as the citizenship income. It is right to provide for more checks but it is fair to say that from a social point of view it is a measure that has made the impact of the pandemic better withstand the impact of the pandemic for those poorer groups, it is right to foresee that action is taken by stimulating job search and by increasing the concept of an adequate offer, but this is the limit, we cannot go further, to those political forces that are thinking of further tweaking it, we say firmly a strong no ".

We "pointed out some aspects that could be improved in the parliamentary process, such as that of the Superbonus at 110% and more generally of the building bonuses", he added, "we reported that the Isee limit on single-family homes is particularly restrictive and we hope it can be overcome. the controls are sacrosanct towards the crafty ones but we must give certainties ".