Anac, the appointment of the president is about to be postponed

The start of the procedure for appointing the new president of the National Anti-Corruption Authority is no longer scheduled for this afternoon's Council of Ministers, after the step backwards by Northern League member Trifone 'Nuccio' Altieri, indicated by the government in Thursday's Council of Ministers. Deputy Prime Minister and League leader Matteo Salvini announced on Saturday that a new name would be brought to the Council of Ministers today, but in the morning he pointed out that "the important thing is to do well, not necessarily to do it quickly". And now multiple sources confirm that the new designation is destined to be postponed, for further information.

However, the names of the members indicated by the CDM, Ivano Maccani, Eugenio Rubolino, Carmela Margherita Rodà and Maria Rosaria Maugeri, should remain unchanged. Meanwhile, the decree law, also approved on Thursday, came into force on Saturday, with urgent measures to ensure the continuity of the Anac's functions. Based on the provision, President Giuseppe Busia and the members, appointed for six years on 11 September 2020, therefore with an expired mandate, continue to exercise their functions, limited to ordinary administrative acts and those that cannot be deferred and urgent, until the appointment of the new president and the new members of the Authority and in any case no later than 45 days from the date of entry into force of the decree law.

For the appointment of the presidency of Anac "they are working on it. The important thing is to do well, not necessarily to do it quickly". Thus the deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini in Segrate, in the Milan area, on the sidelines of the inauguration of the northern section of the Cassanese bis road.