Electoral law: the government raises the question of confidence in the Chamber
Quick Look
- Minister Luca Ciriani posed the question of confidence in the Chamber on articles 1, 2 and 3 of the electoral law.
- The work calendar includes roll-call votes until the final vote, scheduled for Thursday by 12.30 pm.
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Why It Matters
The government has decided to speed up the parliamentary process of the electoral law by raising the question of confidence on three key articles.
The Minister for Relations with Parliament, Luca Ciriani, raised the question of confidence on articles 1, 2 and 3 of the electoral law in the Chamber.
The explanations of vote on Article 1 will begin tomorrow at 12.10pm, with roll-call voting no earlier than 2pm. The explanations of vote on Article 2 and the roll-call vote will follow.
On Wednesday, from 9am, explanations of vote on Article 3 will begin, with roll-call voting no earlier than 10.50am. At the end and until 1.30 pm we will move on to voting on article 8 of the electoral law. From 4.15pm, with a possible night continuation, we will move forward with the agenda.
On Thursday, starting from 10.30 am, the final vote declarations on the measure will take place live on TV: the final vote is expected no earlier than 12.30 pm. The current president, Giorgio Mulè, recalled the stages of the vote in the coming days.
What to Watch
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Final vote on the electoral law on Thursday no earlier than 12.30.
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Open Questions
- What will be the outcome of the final vote on the electoral law?
