The Council of Ministers unanimously approved the constitutional reform bill.
It is a “constitutional reform that introduces the direct election of the prime minister and guarantees two objectives that we have been committed to achieving from the beginning: the right of citizens to decide who governs them, putting an end to setbacks, palace games and “technical” or “above citizens” governments, said the prime minister Giorgia Meloni At the press conference. The other objective is to “guarantee that those elected by the people govern” with “stability.”
“In the last 75 years of republican history we have had 68 governments with an average duration of a year and a half. This is the mother of all the reforms that can be made in Italy because if we take a step back and look at the last 20 years we have had 12 prime ministers,” Meloni highlighted. “When governments return home after a year and a half there is a weakness. I think it is a fundamental reform. It is a priority and precisely because we are stable and strong we have the responsibility to take advantage of this opportunity and leave something to this nation.” that can solve its structural problems”.
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“What does not work in the system is the legislative horizon”, which is too short: therefore “current spending is favored more than investments.” Besides “The lack of stability has created a problem of international credibilityin our conversations,” said Meloni.
“The role of the President of the Republic is one of absolute guarantee and we have decided not to touch his powers.except the role of the Prime Minister,” who is elected,” continued Meloni.
“There was an exchange with the President of the Republic and with positions, as always happens with important measures of this type,” said the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister elected directly by the citizens, then, added Meloni, “must always respect the government program for which he has been elected.” .
The prime minister can only be replaced by a parliamentarian: therefore end of technical governments. There will no longer be the possibility of creating multicolored majorities.” This was stated by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the end of the meeting that illustrates the prime minister’s constitutional reform,” Meloni highlighted.
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“I was in favor” of the “simul simul” solution, immediately returning to the polls in case of lack of confidence. Then a solution was chosen that “would allow in extreme cases to maintain the possibility of ending the legislature. For me it is a solution that is still good, but if Parliament wanted to think” about the first option “it would not find my opposition.” This was stated by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at a press conference after the Council meeting on constitutional reform.
“There will be no senators for life, except the former presidents of the Republic and the current senators for life. After the cuts in parliamentarians, the incidence of life senators has increased a lot,” observed Meloni.
“The text includes the suggestions collected during the debate with both the majority and the opposition and with civil society,” declared the prime minister. Meloni hoped for a “provision that can achieve the greatest consensus” and that, he affirms, “we do not want to impose.”
For the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio TajaniIt is “a reform that goes in the direction of stability and governability. A political government is strong because it respects the mandate of the voters. More stability and zero setbacks. It is a matter of international credibility. If the reform is approved, our interlocutors will speak for five years with the same Italian ministers. This will also strengthen our country’s position on the markets. I am glad that the powers of the Head of State have not been affected, which is always a guarantee.”
Casellati: ‘We could exceed the majority premium of 55%’
“I am working immediately to implement the reform of the electoral law. It is clear that we need a law to adapt to the new form of government. There will be wide consultation, as always. A threshold will be identified, 55 remains a minimum hypothesis “We might even surpass it.” Minister Elisabetta Casellati said it.
“The determination of a system is entrusted to the electoral law” with “a prize assigned at the national level that guarantees the majority of parliamentary seats to the party or coalition of parties linked to the Prime Minister.” Then, the category of senators for life is surpassed,” explained Casellati.
Meloni: ‘Regulations for more collaborative taxation in matters of settlements’
There is “another important provision, a legislative decree on the discipline of tax assessment, which encourages taxpayer participation for a more collaborative tax system with the taxpayer without lowering our guard in the fight against tax evasion.” This was stated by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the end of the Council of Ministers on the legislative decree that implements the tax delegation, on tax settlements and biennial preventive agreements.
“The agreement is a sign of trust from the State towards taxpayers. An agreement that is previously made with the State. We intervene to combat tax evasion with digital computer tools that obviously protect privacy,” said Meloni.

Leo: ‘Without amnesty, we do no favors for tax evaders’
“We have rationalized and simplified all evaluation activity” and there will be “no discount, no amnesty as some claim.” This was stated by the Deputy Minister of Economy, Maurizio Leo, when presenting at a press conference the legislative decree on taxation approved by the Council of Ministers. Specifically regarding the two-year preventive agreement, the vice minister pointed out: “we are not doing any favors to tax evaders.” “This measure is the fifth in the implementation of the tax reform launched by this government. It is important because it wants to change the pace in the relationship between tax authorities and taxpayers,” she added.
Meloni: ‘The strategy for Africa is unique’
“The control room is tasked with coordinating all government activities, constantly updating the plan and presenting an annual report to Parliament.” This is explained by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who explains the Mattei plan in detail in the press conference called at the end of the meeting. “There is also a specific mission structure – she adds – and this acceleration and structuring of the Mattei plan theme is preliminary to the entire series of initiatives for Africa that we are carrying out.” “The strategy is unique,” observes the prime minister
“We want to work with the African continent on a project that will bring greater benefits, because our interlocutors expect our presence,” says Deputy Prime Minister Tajani. Italy can be the standard bearer of a European project based on the Mattei plan. The decree contains the legal elements with which a plan must be developed, which we have been working on for some time. The plan has a duration of 4 years and can be updated before the deadline. The stand is convened by the Prime Minister or the Minister of Foreign Affairs, there are no other fees or emoluments for participating. “The cabin will work with African countries and will make use of a mission structure.”

Meloni: “Good for disability reform, the person at the center”
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also announced a “a very important reform in terms of disability that changes the approach to disability” and “puts people at the center with the aim of allowing them to live and participate in social life according to a principle of equality,” said Meloni.

In CDM new changes in the prefectures, Mariani in Palermo
The Council of Ministers, at the proposal of the Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi, approved appointments and a movement of prefects: Laura Lega, as Head of the Department of Fire, Public Rescue and Civil Defense, is destined to perform the functions of Head of the Department of Civil Liberties and Immigration; Renato Franceschelli, from Genoa, is destined to perform the functions of Head of the Fire Department, Public Rescue and Civil Defense; Cinzia Teresa Torracoda L’Aquila, is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Genoa; Giancarlo Di Vincenzo, from Pescara, is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of L’Aquila; Flavio Ferdani, from Macerata, is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Pescara; Isabella Fusiello (police director general now appointed Prefect) is intended to perform the functions of Prefect of Macerata; Massimo Mariani, from Reggio Calabria, also with the position of Extraordinary Commissioner of Government for the area of the Municipality of San Ferdinando (Rc), is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Palermo; Clara Vaccaro, as deputy head of department, central director of Civil Defense and Civil Protection Policies of the Department of Fire, Public Rescue and Civil Defense, is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Reggio Calabria, also as Extraordinary Commissioner of the Government for the area of the Municipality of San Ferdinando (Rc); Daniela Lupo, from Piacenza, is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Trapani; Giuseppe Alfredo Ponta (appointed Prefect) is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Piacenza; Antonio Cananà, from Viterbo, is destined to perform the functions of Head of the General Inspection of the Administration of the General Administration Department, for personnel policies of the civil administration and for instrumental and financial resources; Gennaro Capo, from Rieti, is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Viterbo; Pinuccia Niglio (appointed Prefect) is destined to perform the functions of Prefect of Rieti.