
The 16th Legislative Monitoring Report indicates an adoption rate of 70.2% and 412.81 billion euros available.
The 16th Legislative Monitoring Report of the Meloni Government records a record in the self-application of the legislative decrees (82%) and in the rate of adoption of the implementing decrees (70.2%), making 412.81 billion euros available for families and businesses.
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The Prime Ministerial Decree of 30 October 2024 was issued to limit the use of implementing decrees, improving the effectiveness of the laws.
«Both the self-application of the legislative decrees (82%) and the adoption rate of the implementing decrees (70.2%) have reached the highest levels since the beginning of the legislature. The overall resources made available by the Government's action amount to 412.81 billion euros." These are the data that emerge from the 16th Report on the monitoring of the legislative and implementing provisions of the Meloni Government, updated to 30 September 2026.
«Increasingly self-enforcing decree-laws. In the quarter, 82% of the legislative decrees do not provide for a referral to implementing decrees. It is the highest value since the beginning of the legislature. The data confirms the effectiveness of the Prime Ministerial Decree. of 30 October 2024 and the subsequent application circular issued by the Meloni Government precisely to limit the use of implementing measures - we read on the website of the Department for Government Program led by Undersecretary Giovanbattista Fazzolari -. The adoption rate exceeds 70%: the highest level since the beginning of the legislature. As of 30 September 2026, the overall rate of adoption of implementing measures, including those inherited from the governments of the last legislature, reached 70.2%".
Even greater is that of implementing decrees linked to resources equal to or greater than 10 million which exceeds 78%. The overall stock of measures to be adopted is 548 units, in line with the previous quarter, despite the high number of legislative acts that came into force in the period. 99.3% of the resources allocated by the Meloni Government are available. Of the 405.97 billion euros foreseen for the years 2022-2026, 359.65 billion were immediately usable thanks to directly applicable rules. Another 43.55 billion were released with the adoption of the relevant implementing decrees. In total, 403.19 billion euros (99.3%) are therefore available. 413 billion euros of resources available for families and businesses. Thanks to the adoption of the implementing decrees relating to the provisions of previous governments, another 9.62 billion euros have been released.

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