Conte (M5s), maximum availability on bomb alerts but the proposals are up to the government
Quick Look
- The M5S leader Giuseppe Conte, leaving Palazzo Chigi after the meeting between Giorgia Meloni and the opposition on bomb scares in schools, states that the proposals must come from the government and that the M5S will evaluate their effectiveness.
- Urges the executive to distinguish between cyber attacks and cybersecurity and to define protocols.
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Why It Matters
The meeting between Giorgia Meloni and the opposition was held after the bomb scares in schools which blocked the country by email. Conte underlines that it is not up to the opposition to make proposals but to the government.
"There is maximum willingness to collaborate but it cannot be our responsibility today, as we do not have departments and ministries under us: the burden of making proposals is not ours but they must come from the government, we will evaluate their effectiveness". Thus the M5S leader Giuseppe Conte leaving Palazzo Chigi at the end of the meeting between Giorgia Meloni and the opposition after the bomb scares in schools.
"There is no distinction between the majority and the opposition" in these cases "yesterday the country was blocked by email. We cannot afford it. We must distinguish cyber attacks and cybersecurity which we need to work on. I took the liberty of urging the government to hurry. But we need to distinguish the situations. We need protocols".
Open Questions
- What specific protocols will be defined?
- What timeframe does the government have to intervene?
- What concrete measures will be adopted for school safety?
