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The examination of the proposed amendments to the electoral law will continue until 3.30pm today and then on Tuesday 29th and Wednesday 30th until 2pm, when the mandate for the rapporteur will be voted on and the text will arrive in the Chamber.
Votes on the amendments to the electoral law, all opposition ones, will begin tomorrow morning in the Constitutional Affairs Committee of the Chamber. The examination of the proposed amendments will continue until 3.30pm and then on Tuesday 29th and Wednesday 30th until 2pm when the mandate for the rapporteur will be voted on and the text will arrive in the Chamber. This is what was established in the bureau of the commission. During the meeting the president also announced that 7 out of 63 amendments had been declared inadmissible.

The Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti commented on the deficit/GDP ratio at 3.1%, confirming the work underway with the European Commission for flexibility on defense and energy and reiterating the commitment to reducing taxes on the middle class.

Minister Valditara announces a law decree to introduce a 30% ceiling for students with limited knowledge of Italian and ban the use of burqa and niqab in schools, defining these measures as necessary tools for integration and against patriarchy.

The European Commission has extended sanctions against Russia for three years. Despite unanimity on the renewal, the lifting of the measures for some individuals has sparked criticism from Russian opposition figures, who denounce unequal treatment.

The Senate has converted the fuel-Ilva decree into law, which extends the cut in excise duties on fuel, allocates funds for road transport and authorizes a loan of 100.5 million for Acciaierie d'Italia, financed through a tax advance on energy companies.

The Minister of Education Giuseppe Valditara announces a law decree to limit the number of non-Italian-speaking foreign students per class. The declared objective is to promote linguistic integration and avoid the formation of ghetto classes.

Marco Osnato (FdI) expresses caution on the budget deviation, favoring financial compatibility. Matteo Salvini (Lega) instead focuses on a courageous maneuver that favors investments, criticizing the budget constraints.