
The Minister of Economy at a hearing in the Chamber responds to criticism of the Superbonus and school cuts
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Minister Giorgetti is discussing the budget law in Parliament, facing criticism on the management of Superbonus credits and financial coverage.
The Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti sends a clear message to deputies and senators of the Budget commissions in answering questions during the hearing in the Chamber: «I can assure you that the discussion is - as always happens - open between the parliamentary forces, even the majority, each with their own sensitivities. Two issues remain: any modification must be covered, ca va sans dire, but it is worth remembering: Therefore "les jeux non sont faits", indeed we are open to proposals that are covered". Therefore open to modifications but only with roofs but not to interventions on those which are the cornerstones of the manoeuvre: «As a child during the holidays my dad sent me to be a "magutt" (the bricklayer, ed.) and - he added - I know the difference between load-bearing walls and partitions: load-bearing walls don't touch each other, partitions do because they don't make the system come down. This type of approach means that on some issues - when there are covered proposals - I believe that the minister should not raise the barricades."
«The spreading of the Superbonus over 10 years, a measure defined by Messina as "South American", has been contested, but I would like to say that a Habsburg minister took it upon himself to absorb 140 billion into the state budget and without this contribution the debt/GDP ratio would have fallen to 132%, I stand by the Habsburg policy of these 4 years, he is there to remember this principle, exercise your opposition who are close to the banks and we will be happy. I claim this Habsburg approach of mine and I also take responsibility for the mistakes of others, I don't compete." Thus the Minister of Economy responding to questions from parliamentarians at the hearing on the maneuver regarding the criticisms of the CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo Carlo Messina for the rule on the super bonus in the budget law. With an addition: «I discover that my destiny would be that of a large bank, but after today's statements I am cut off».
«This is another partition - he added - it is put there to remember this principle, ok? You in the opposition who are close to the banks should exercise, we will be happy to renew our Habsburg policy and in this last part of the legislature to take on this burden."
On the findings relating to the many one-off measures, Giorgetti replied that «there are many one-off measures, but I remember that even at the first session you contested them, even in the first year, then they became structural. I hope it happens in this case too, but it also depends on the political evolution of the moment."
«Unfortunately the school is cutting the number of students on its own. It's a dramatic situation." The Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, said this at a hearing at the joint budget commissions of the Chamber and Senate on the budget, responding to a question on cuts to schools in relation to the demographic decline.

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