The Regions slowed down last night on the Dpcm for the new reopenings, after the agreement reached late on Friday evening with the government. The Presidents of the Regions met and met the Prime Minister overnight Giuseppe Conte and the Minister of Regional Affairs Francesco Boccia. The theme was the fear that the device of the dpcm actually weakened the unitary guidelines of the Regions, which are then those of the categories. The government has decided to attach the Regions’ guidelines to its text and the agreement was reached around 3.30 in the night.
The concern of the Regions
“We fear that the political agreement reached on Friday – explained the governor of Liguria, Giovanni Toti – has been weakened by the various technical-scientific committees. And if there is no clarity of rules or worse absurd rules it will create regulatory chaos that will not allow anyone to open. “
Conte: “Encouraging data, starting again on Monday. Calculated risk: it can also be closed”
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At least two questions were asked on the meeting table. The first was inherent in the agreement on the modified article 6 and this point would be contained in the dpcm. The second concerned the agreement on the adoption of the guidelines which is contained in the premises of the decree while the Regions asked for it to be attached to the Dpcm.
Toti: “Political agreement not transposed”
“The problem – Toti explained yesterday – is that the government dpcm, on which some overzealous technicians got their hands, does not accept the substance of the political agreement reached yesterday. There is no reference to the guidelines of the Regions (those that the economic categories want), calls into question unspecified national guidelines, inhibits some regional derogation faculties. Thus we risk chaos “.
“It’s a surreal situation” had been the comment of the governor of Abruzzo Marco Marsilio.
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