All the government news on green passes, vaccines and schools
What Draghi and the Ministers Bianchi, Gelmini, Giovannini and Speranza said in the press conference after the meeting of the Council of Ministers on green passes, vaccines, school and transport
We are moving towards the compulsory vaccination, towards the third dose and the extension of the green pass.
Here are the news that emerged from the press conference of President Draghi with the ministers for Regional Affairs and Autonomies, Mariastella Gelmini, for Education Patrizio Bianchi, for Health, Roberto Speranza, for Infrastructure and Sustainable Mobility, Enrico Giovannini.
Here are the details.
Among other things, the use of the Green pass will be extended and extended. On the green pass we will have to "decide exactly which sectors are and which steps, we will make a control room as Senator Salvini asked, but the direction is that" of extending it, said the prime minister, Mario Draghi, at a press conference. "The control room will still be there – he added – because we have to decide many things on the extension of the green pass: to whom, we will not extend it".
Will the vaccination obligation be reached, Ema and Aifa permitting, and the third dose? "Yes to both questions," the premier replied at a press conference.
WHAT THE MINISTER SPERANZA SAID
The anti-Covid vaccination obligation "is already provided for health personnel and therefore its extension is a possibility available to Parliament", underlined the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza (Leu). “The confrontation that is underway will lead to the third dose” for the anti-Covid vaccination and “it will start at the end of September. We will start with fragile subjects and this indication has also come from the EMA and the CTS Scientific Technical Committee has already expressed its opinion in this regard ”, added Speranza in a press conference at Palazzo Chigi.
WHAT MINISTER BIANCHI SAID ABOUT THE SCHOOL
"Where there are vaccinated classes, you can remove the mask and you can smile again," said the Minister of Education, Patrizio Bianchi, during the conference at Palazzo Chigi. "The rules" at school – he underlined – "are those of the CTS: mask, distance and rules of basic hygiene".
“Yesterday, September 1st, all our 8,500 schools reopened with the mandate to bring all the children in the presence and in complete safety from September 13th,” said Bianchi.
WHAT PREMIER DRAGHI SAID AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE:
"The campaign is proceeding swiftly, towards the end of September 80% of the population will be vaccinated, already today we are 70% fully vaccinated", said the prime minister, Mario Draghi, at a press conference. "I reiterate the invitation to get vaccinated, an act towards oneself and others," he added.
"The vaccination campaign – he said – was embraced with great enthusiasm by young people, the massive participation of young people and the extended coverage at national level allows us to face with a certain tranquility and with less uncertainty the opening of last year. schools.
School in the presence has always been a priority ”. "91.5% of teachers received at least one dose of the vaccine."
"I want to express full solidarity with all those who have been subjected to violence by the no vax, a particularly hateful and cowardly violence when done against those who train and those on the front line to fight the pandemic".
“The application of the green pass – underlined Draghi – seems to me to be going well. On transport there will always be cases of photos of full vehicles, but in general the preparation was well done ”.
"As you know – said the premier addressing the issue of the relaunch – the economy continues to grow even more than expectations, just look at the figures forecast by the Mef in March, this gives us encouragement and the job market is also good". In the labor market "there are also reprehensible situations and even there it will be necessary to intervene on a case-by-case basis, but generally the situation is favorable".
"I don't think it's worth being too pleased with these figures" of economic growth, "they are high, but it is also true that we have fallen in a way that hasn't been seen for decades, in Italy in 2020: it's partly a big rebound which is happening in all countries. The real challenge will be to be able to keep the growth rate considerably higher than it was before the pandemic, which is where we see the ability of the Italian economy to become structurally more solid. Meanwhile, let's see good news ”.
"The government has a very busy agenda on reforms", from "competition" to "justice". Then we will have to tackle the fundamental problem of active labor policies. It is foreseeable that many sectors will have to restructure themselves ”.
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TRANSCRIPTION OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE ( source: Governo.it )
INTRODUCTION
President Draghi : This press conference takes stock of the main issues that the Government is addressing and on which it will deliberate in the coming months. It has already started today with a very substantial Council of Ministers. Some points on the main issues: vaccines, school, economy, foreign policy.
I will only say a few words of introduction because there are many of us, just to give you an account of the work that the Government has done and is doing.
Vaccines. The vaccination campaign is proceeding swiftly: towards the end of September 80% of the population will be vaccinated. Already today 70% are fully vaccinated, so I am quite confident that we will reach the target of 80% by the end of September which obviously gives great comfort both for the resumption of production and for the resumption of school. About the school then I will say something else.
I would like again – and I am sorry to repeat myself – to reiterate my invitation to be vaccinated. Meanwhile, it is an act towards oneself, it is also an act of solidarity towards others, it is an act of protection of one's family, of all the people with whom one comes into contact. I have repeatedly said even more incisive phrases about this, I keep repeating the need to do so.
As I say this, however, I must also express my full solidarity with all those who have been and are the object of violence and hatred by the so-called NO VAX. This violence is particularly hateful and cowardly when it is done against people who make information and people who are on the front lines of fighting the pandemic.
Enough. I don't say a word anymore because I want to look at the positive side of the situation. And the positive side tells us that the vaccination campaign was instead embraced with great enthusiasm by young people. Of young people between 16 and 19, about 70% have received at least one dose of the vaccine and nearly half are fully vaccinated.
So the massive membership of young people and the extended coverage at the national level allows us, as I said before, to face the opening of schools with some tranquility, or certainly with less uncertainty than last year.
Remember that school in attendance has always been the priority of this government. Remember when in mid-April of this year I decided that it was necessary to return in attendance, accompanied by the criticisms of many experts. It was a success and we gave an extra month of school in attendance to all the Italian students. So now we want to continue on that path.
91.5% of teachers have received at least one dose of the vaccine, so we're ready on that front too.
The application of the Green pass – on which Minister Bianchi will now speak briefly – seems to me to be going well, as well as the preparation concerning transport – Minister Giovanni will say something about this also later. Of course there will always be cases in which there will be photographs of half-full vehicles, or of things that are wrong but, in general, the impression is that the preparation was accurate, well done, that in short, the Government did not "walk" – as some say – during the summer.
The other point on which I would like to say a few words is the economy. As you know the economy continues to grow, it grows even more than expected, much more than expected: just go and see the figures that the MEF had predicted in the official documents in March of this year. So that also gives us some encouragement.
The job market is fine: there are about – if I'm not mistaken – half a million more employed. Employment in general shows no signs of abating. There too, of course, there are reprehensible situations due to the way they were conducted and even there the Government will have to intervene on a case-by-case basis, but generally the situation is favorable.
However, two observations need to be made. The first is that I do not think it is vague worth being too pleased with these figures, because it is true that they are high, it is true that the Italian economy has not seen them for I do not know how many decades but it is also true that we have fallen, that ours product has fallen in a way that has not been seen for many decades in Italy in 2020, so this is partly a big rebound, which is happening a little in all countries and who has fallen the most rebounds the most and who has fallen less bounces less.
The real challenge will then come in the first two quarters of next year: to be able to maintain a growth rate considerably higher than what we had before the pandemic, this is where the ability of the Italian economy to transform and become structurally more solid but in the meantime what we see is certainly good news.
Reforms: the Government has a very busy agenda in the coming weeks, competition, justice and tax reforms will be presented in the form of proxy laws. The law on criminal justice is in Parliament will arrive in the Senate shortly, the law on civil is in a similar situation in Parliament, there will then be the fundamental problem of active labor policies to face, because we are in a period of transition, profound technological transition towards a sustainable economy and therefore it is foreseeable that many sectors will have to restructure, some will have to slow down their production activity and for which the Government must have an industrial vision that allows to allocate and retrain workers in the various sectors.
Last point: foreign policy. You have all followed the tragedy of Afghanistan, tonight I will see President Macron in Marseille and we will talk essentially about this, but we will also talk about Europe, we will talk about bilateral relations, we will talk about Libya. It will truly be a complete, well-rounded conversation.
On Afghanistan, as I said earlier, there are many reflections that need to be done, which serve to establish, to draw the coordinates of the future. Today, however, it is above all on the future that we need to focus attention and the immediate future which is essentially a future in which we must do our utmost in the humanitarian direction, we must help the Afghans. By the way, I have to thank not only obviously, as I have already done, all the military forces that have been present in Afghanistan for twenty years but also the entire Foreign-Defense sector for the extraordinary evacuation work they have done, as you know they have succeeded. to bring 5,000 Afghans out of Afghanistan, who are now being relocated to Italy who, precisely because they were the ones who helped us, were immediately given refugee status. So this relocation is moving towards a particular channel, which recognizes their contribution to what Italy has done in that country.
Here I would stop now, Minister Gelmini …
Minister Gelmini : As President Draghi said, 78 million inoculated doses, 38 million people totally immunized, are the result, on the one hand, of a choice that Italians have made to believe in science and to protect their health and that of the most fragile by getting the vaccine. But certainly a positive factor in the management of the pandemic was the collaboration that we had between the commissioner structure of Commissioner Figliuolo, on the one hand the national health system and the regions. It is clear that we must thank once again the health personnel, the volunteers, all those who did not stop even during the summer and worked hard to continue this campaign.
But certainly the collaboration between the Conference of Regions and the Government is certainly a very positive element and demonstrates that when the regions receive clear indications from the state, rules, let's say, on which to base the vaccination campaign, are certainly a fundamental element for success. vaccinations.
I would like to thank the President of the Conference of the Regions Massimiliano Fedriga and through his person all the Governors of all political colors, because we have, in short, we have given ourselves the habit of a preventive political confrontation in the conference before approval by the Council of Ministers of measures concerning the pandemic.
It happened, with reference to the Green pass, which was hailed by the Conference as a tool to protect, on the one hand, individual and collective health, but on the other, also as a decisive element to avoid going back to closure; therefore to protect economic activities; and it also happened with the many measures that we have taken many times in accepting the requests of the regions.
I am thinking, for example, of the new parameters, they are the result of a very close confrontation and a constructive belief within the State-Regions Conference.
Of course, I leave it to Minister Bianchi and Minister Giovannini to illustrate the guidelines on school and transport; but certainly these measures were also discussed in their presence within the Conference of the Regions and I must say that we have, how to say, overcome divisions that perhaps never existed, because it is certainly a priority of President Draghi and the Government, but it is also of the Governors, to ensure a safe reopening of the school and above all in the presence. And so there was also absolute collaboration on this front.
Earlier the President said of the massive participation of young people in the vaccination campaign; I remember that on this too the choice of some Governors, then supported by the Commissioner and by all the Regions to favor the vaccination of young people without reservations, was I believe a positive element. Moreover, in some regions, now, given the abundance of vaccines and vaccinations take place even without reservation for the entire population, and this is an extremely positive fact. This method of confrontation, this leading role of the Conference and the Regions, in a climate of loyal collaboration with the government but also with the Civil Protection and with the commissioner structure, we hope and are convinced that it can lead us to the goal we all want to achieve, that of reaching and possibly exceeding 80%, 85% of vaccinated people.
So I can only really thank the Regions and guarantee the maximum commitment to carry on this climate of collaboration, to continue working together for an objective that is fundamental. Thanks.
Minister Bianchi : Thank you President, thank you to all of you gentlemen.
Yesterday, September 1st, all of our 8500 schools reopened. They reopened with the mandate to bring all our children in the presence and in complete safety from 13 September. This operation came with a very long preparatory work that dates back to the spring when we decided, with force, to bring the boys back into the presence.
Since then we have taken the exams – I remind you one million and 100 thousand children have taken the eighth grade exams, 570 thousand, 540 thousand, high school and diploma – and during the summer all our schools worked.
We have financed more than 32,000 and 500 projects that have made it possible to recover one million and 650,000 hours of lessons, especially in linguistic and mathematical activities, but also the return of living together: because school is also living together and learning to live together.
One million and 650 thousand hours we have recovered during the summer. this allowed us to arrive in September with a great desire and a great participation on the part of everyone which was expressed in the data that President Draghi mentioned earlier: 91.5% of the staff have been vaccinated and the children, day after day , they increase more and more. Especially the boys between the ages of 16 and 19.
I remind you that, among other things, Commissioner Figliuolo will carry out a screening operation for the 6-14 age group, in order to guarantee even the youngest children.
We arrived at this stage having worked a lot on the mandate that had been entrusted to us by the President, that is, the people, the teachers.
By doing the competitions, therefore not even a proposal for amnesty but with the competitions we have put 59 thousand teachers in the role this year. To give you an idea, last year it was 19,000, so this year it was three times that.
Of these, we have included 13908 support teachers (last year they were 1778). Not only that, we have already activated all the procedures that will end this week for the annual substitutes.
We have started the competitions for next year in order to completely close the issue of open-ended contract within two years. In the August decree, the commitment to start regular competitions every year in order to replace that turnover that we have foreseen until 2030.
The other issue is that of ATA personnel. We have hired 8,000 and seven hundred units of technical-administrative staff and we are currently preparing to take on that part of the strengthening staff, which we need to manage the larger classes.
The result of a long, patient work that our teachers, our non-managerial staff, carried out in silence during the summer and that I want to thank here for giving a sense of how much our School is alive and capable of playing that role. fundamental that it is acting even more today.
The rules are what you know, what the CTS (Scientific Technical Committee) gave us: the mask, the distances where possible, the basic hygiene rules that we have all learned in this time. With a shrewdness we care a lot about, we talked a lot about it with the President: where there are classes in which everyone is vaccinated, they can remove the mask and then you can smile together again.
I believe it is an important job that must be combined with the other work we are doing: the initiation of reforms. Above all the school, the technical school that is, and must be, the founding part of that economic revival we are talking about. With Minister Giovannini, together with Minister Speranza and with Minister Gelmini, we worked very hard to guarantee the entire phase linked to the School, everything around the School. Once again I thank everyone because we have managed to bring the School back to the center of attention of the country. Thank you President.
Minister Speranza : Only in two minutes. the epidemiological situation in the country at this time is stable, in August there was a line substantially around one as regards the transmission rate of the virus and this is above all thanks to the vaccination campaign.
I would like to remind everyone, now the month of August is over, that we have kept in this month very very light limitations compared to those we had learned about in the previous months. This means that the vaccination campaign is the real fundamental weapon we have, and the response of the Italians at this time is very positive and very encouraging, yesterday we exceeded 78 million doses and we exceeded 70% of the vaccinable population that completed the cycle.
Commissioner Figliuolo's work is proceeding very positively in close synergy with the regions and will lead us to reach 80% within the terms we have set, ie by the end of September. We are confident that this result is within our reach.
The most beautiful signal, the Prime Minister said, is coming from the youngest, a message of great trust is coming from the youngest, a message of freedom, with a very very significant number of vaccinations that are in progress and a percentage that in the younger ones it has even surpassed some of the middle generations. It's nice to see between the ages of 20 and 29 there is a very high response, and even between the ages of 12 and 18 and this also gives us a more fundamental weapon for the reopening of schools.
We have said from the beginning all together as a government that this is the absolute priority we have, to bring everyone back safely in the presence and I hope that soon we will have a very high number of classes in which all the children as well as the teachers they will be vaccinated and this will allow to further lighten the measures starting from the question of the masks that can be lowered in the classes where everyone is vaccinated.
So I think that the message that we still have to give forcefully, with serenity, with rigor to our country is the one that has been through us in recent weeks and that is that the vaccination campaign, the vaccine, is the fundamental weapon to close this so difficult season to open another.
Data comes from every corner of the world where vaccinations are in progress and these data give us a very clear and very clear unique message that tells us that vaccines are effective and safe and are therefore the essential tool with which to manage this season.
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REQUESTS
Roberto Chinzari – TG1
Good evening President, the Green pass – it has been said several times – is health protection but also a guarantee of restarts, the economy and the school. Is the government's intention to extend the use of this tool to other categories in some way or is it perhaps also taken into account some tensions and distinctions within the same majority? To be explicit, yesterday there was a vote by the League against in committee. Thanks
Minister Speranza and I have been talking and discussing it for some time. Look, the orientation is towards yes: it will be extended and to decide exactly which are the various steps, which are the sectors that will have to have it first, eventually we will make a control room, as has been requested by Senator Salvini. But that's the direction.
Alessandro Barbera – The Press
Good evening President, the impression of the news of the Afghan affair of these days is of an inconclusive and cacophonic European Union. I simply wanted to ask if tonight's meeting with President Macron is a consequence of this inconclusiveness and if he is still optimistic about the possibility of organizing an extraordinary G20 in September.
But sorry, why is there anyone who was conclusive in this experience in Afghanistan? Undoubtedly the European Union has been quite absent, on some levels it has been absent because it is not organized for this, but on the humanitarian level, for example, it has done a lot. So these are not great news things: in any case there is a lot to do. There is a lot to do because it is a period in which all international relations are rethought. As far as the United States is concerned, we are witnessing a policy that had already been announced for several years: a policy that will see the presence of what is the greatest world power, but conceived in a different way. I don't believe in generalized withdrawal, abandonment or isolationism: I absolutely don't believe in it. But evidently there are guidelines for this commitment that will be different from those that have been adopted in the past. In all this Europe must organize itself and clearly it is unthinkable that it will remain so. So this will certainly be one of the topics of discussion tonight with President Macron. But it won't be the only one. As for the G20, I still think it will happen. We will now have another series of conversations, besides of course tonight's, with President Xi Jinping next week. We will also see what happens on the eve of the United Nations Assembly: in any case it will take place after the United Nations Assembly, because that will be a very important point of comparison and exchange. All this even if it is not yet the moment when someone can say: "I have clear strategies, I know what to do exactly". Everyone, starting from the great powers to unions like ours, is talking a lot and reflecting on the future right now. But it's not like there are maps, nobody has a map. That is why I say that the most important thing now is to think about the Afghans and try to help them protect Afghan women. Try to be fully committed on the humanitarian front, because that is the only thing we can do now and of which we have an immediate result if we do.
Tommaso Ciriaco – The Republic
President, I return to the question of yesterday's vote in the Commission by the League on the green pass, which voted against the opinion of the Government, disregarding a majority agreement. I think it is not even the first time: you will remember the vote in the Council of Ministers in which the League abstained, on one decree in particular: therefore it is not the only precedent. For the secretary of the PD Enrico Letta, the League has thus put itself out of the majority. And I ask if you intend to tolerate this type of distinction in the future, this type of method or if instead you will accept, as Salvini asks, a control room to settle disputes.
As I said a moment ago, the control room will still be there because we have to decide, together with Minister Speranza, many things including the extension of the Green pass. “To whom”, not “if”, but “to whom” and how quick: this is the first thing. And then many other things. So the control room will be there for sure. Second point: political clarification is done by political forces. Third point: it is clear that convergence and greater discipline in political deliberations are desirable. Fourth point: the government goes on.
Vincenzo Spanish – Future:
I return for a moment to the issue of immigration and Afghan refugees. While waiting for Europe to conclude or decide, is there an Italian plan, an Italian approach to hospitality that you are putting in place? And then, you mentioned to Senator Salvini who asked for the control room, how do you evaluate these continuous criticisms of the League of the work of the Minister of the Interior Lamorgese? Are they an inevitable price to pay to the dialectic in the composite majority that supports it? or do you think they create friction within the government and perhaps it would be better to contain themselves?
As for the Afghan refugees, yes, a special path has been identified. Meanwhile, upon arrival, they were all welcomed in structures other than the usual ones, supported by the Defense, supported by the Ministry of the Interior. As I said before, they were immediately given refugee status. Which essentially equates them to Italian citizens in every way and they were all vaccinated immediately. By the way, the practice of immediate vaccination will be extended in general to all migrants who will come. This is a decision that was taken by the Prime Minister, the Minister of the Interior, the Minister of Defense in the various consultations we have done. It will be a matter of organizing it but it is important that they are all vaccinated upon arrival. Among other things, many Italian communities have expressed interest in welcoming them, so I want to thank all those who have expressed this interest, and a real process of integration will begin, as is done in the cases of those who have reached that stage.
So in this case we really wanted to recognize the help that these refugees, these refugees have given to the Italian troops in Afghanistan over the course of these twenty years. But there are still many people who should be brought out, or in short, in Italy. All the countries tried to do their best to save them, but unfortunately, the deadline was in part very close, but especially after the attack it became really difficult to take them out. Fortunately, many have escaped, especially in Iran and neighboring countries, in Tajikistan and in other countries surrounding Afghanistan. And our diplomatic forces, and also those of other countries, are now trying to recover all these refugees who have been our collaborators. As for Minister Lamorgese, in my opinion she works very well. The problem is very difficult, I have not found someone who had a magic wand, who could solve it in an instant. And this year's numbers aren't scary we have had much worse years than these. So I believe that Minister Lamorgese does her duty and does it well, thank you
Federica ionta (Rai Radio Newspaper)
I wanted to get back on the government's agenda, you mentioned the complementary reforms to the Recovery Plan: taxation, competition, justice, which we have seen to be very delicate issues for the majority. I wanted to know if the government has given itself a timetable, issues and times considering the political debate that these issues will provoke. Thanks.
The measures that will be presented as soon as possible are those of the delegation of competition and tax laws, then later we will see the part of active labor policies and other reforms. The measures that are already in Parliament are civil and criminal justice, then there will be measures on active labor policies and the reform of social safety nets. And then there will be the question of pensions and the quota 100. And then something else that I certainly do not remember at this moment.
Antonella Scutiero – Lapresse
Hello President, you have now quoted The work, a long-distance confrontation between the president of Confindustria, Carlo Bonomi, and the Minister of Labor Andrea Orlando has been going on for a while. There is a meeting planned, perhaps with both of them, so we can let them talk and at this point if and when you address the topic of this localization decree. Thanks
To talk, however, they speak enough even without being seen. If we want, we also have the meeting. We have been working on it for a long time actually, we have also worked on it all summer. There are various positions on the relocation decree. It is a rule that is complex because it has to be effective, it has to be realistic, so we are working on it. Here, I believe that we will not have much time before coming out with a rule that is shared by the government, and then we will also share it with Confindustria and with the other social partners of course.
Monica Guerzoni – Corriere della Sera
You say that the government continues despite everything. The secretary of the democratic party Enrico Letta instead looks at Salvini's moves and says: it is the beginning of the end. I wanted to ask you: Aren't you really worried about the holding of your majority? I tell you a little vulgarly, isn't it that you have begun to think of the Quirinale in six months as a possibility? Thanks.
I find it a bit offensive to think of the Quirinale as another possibility. But also a bit offensive towards the President of the Republic. However, apart from the offensive: no, I don't see the end. Frankly, I still see a coalition, with its differences, as I said on the first day in Parliament. There are political, cultural, personal, professional backgrounds as diverse in this majority as they are in the government. The government basically gets along very well in its members and the Parliament has largely done an extraordinary job, if you think of all the rules that have been passed since the government was created and continue to do so. So I don't see any disaster on the horizon and I don't care for myself for sure.
Alberto Gentili – Messenger
Good morning President. Several virologists, indeed numerous virologists, members of its majority ask for the vaccination obligation. I also believe Minister Gelmini has recently said yes to the obligation to vaccinate. I ask you, currently it cannot be done because it is considered an emergency drug, but once the EMA, the European drug agency and AIFA, the Italian drug agency, have established that it is a drug tout court as did the Americans do, do you think this vaccination requirement could be introduced? And I also wanted to ask you, is it moving towards the third dose of vaccine as it happens in other countries like France and Germany?
Thanks, yes to both questions. Then I would also give the floor to Minister Speranza, but yes to both questions.
Minister Speranza : Yes, the obligation, among other things, in our country is already established as a primary rule with regard to health personnel. So in reality it is already applied to a piece of our society and therefore a possibility that potentially remains at the disposal of the institutions, the government, the Parliament. On the third dose there is a comparison going on right now and this comparison will lead to the choice of the third dose. It will begin, I believe already by the month of September. Anyway in September, at the end of this month. And it will start with people who have a very fragile immune response. This indication, among other things, in the last few hours has also come from the EMA, the ECDC, the European authorities, and is an indication on which our CTS has already expressed an opinion. So the answer is definitely yes.
Roberts – Politician
Good evening, I would like to ask if the President is in favor of the so-called Combat Force. It could be a starting point for more European defense collaboration. Will he talk about it today with President Macron?
The emigration, the escape, the rescue of the Afghans have once again demonstrated the poverty of the European Union as regards the management of migration. This is now a global problem and the European Union, united by so many principles and ideals, is unable to tackle it. This is truly a thorn in the very existence of the European Union. I'll talk about it today with Macron, of course. We have had cases of countries that from the first day, I wonder how we can say, in the face of that terrible tragedy, with the attack, with the dead, they said: we do not want Afghan refugees. How you do it.
Sheet:
There is a different League that we have come to know with its government, then there is the League of Villages. I wanted to ask you: do you feel more reassured by the Lega di Borghi or by Giancarlo Giorgetti who is your Minister of Economic Development?
Look, I try not to make distinctions in the parties because if I go in this direction each party has 3, 4, 5, 6 souls and then before deciding everything we should hear everyone. Sometimes it has happened, I assure you: it is not pleasant. I have to hear this, that and that. The League is one, it has a leader who is Salvini and that's it. Thanks.
Laura Cannavò – Daily Done
I also return a little to the League theme, you said the members of my government get along very well, political clarification must be done by the parties. As if separating these two realities a little, in reality they are all part of the same majority. Do you think there are like two levels in your political structure? That is, its ministers and then the parties that have to make their political clarifications. And then, do you agree to have a three-way meeting between Lamorgese, Salvini and you, as requested, to avoid the shelling to which the Minister of the Interior is subjected by the leader of the League?
On the first point: it is not such a clear distinction. This government stands because Parliament wants it, therefore, as I have said many times, the horizon of the government, the life of the government are all decided by Parliament. So the processes with which this government acts and those with which Parliament decides are integrated. This does not mean that the government should do the job of the parties, just as the parties should not do the job of the government. So if there is a political clarification that is something that is resolved at the party level, not at the government level. As for the meeting with Lamorgese, in my opinion, I express a personal opinion because I have to ask Minister Lamorgese, it should be an interesting clarification. In which, especially the Lamorgese, especially Salvini, they can say exactly their points of view: Salvini what is wrong, especially if what is wrong is comparable to what was wrong 4 years ago, 5 years ago, 3 years does. Obviously not in the year of the pandemic because everything stopped there, even the migrants. If Minister Lamorgese wishes, she will. Maybe not on television or streaming. Thank you.
This is a machine translation from Italian language of a post published on Start Magazine at the URL https://www.startmag.it/mondo/tutte-le-novita-del-governo-su-green-pass-scuola-e-trasporti/ on Thu, 02 Sep 2021 14:11:07 +0000.