
Preliminary hearings begin on Monday 9 November in the joint budget committees of the House and Senate on the 2027 budget bill.
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The House and Senate Budget Committees begin preliminary hearings on the budget bill.
Almost where hours, from 11am to 7.50pm, in the Sala del Mappamondo of Montecitorio. On Monday 9 November the Budget law enters the heart of the parliamentary process. The House and Senate Budget Committees, meeting, begin preliminary hearings to examine the bill on the 2027 budget and the three-year period 2027-2029.
The first institutional passage on the balances arrives at 2.30 pm with the Court of Auditors. At 3.50pm it's Ania's turn. Together with the Abi, expected on Tuesday at 9am, it represents the most exposed front in terms of coverage: between banks and insurance companies, the contribution requested by the maneuver exceeds 5.5 billion euros. In the afternoon there is also space for healthcare, with the pharmaceutical industry, medical devices and the medical profession, and then for ANCE and the Gimbe Foundation.
Tuesday 10th we start at 8.30 with the INPS, dealing with the most delicate social security chapter of the text: the cut to the indexation of pensions. For 2027 the bill restores a mechanism that the technical report defines as "similar to that applied in 2023". The full adjustment to inflation remains only for checks up to four times the minimum. Above that threshold the percentages decrease as the amount increases, up to 32% for treatments over ten times the minimum. The same topic will come to the commission at noon with CGIL, CISL and UIL.
Wednesday 11th the calendar sets the appointments with Istat, Confindustria, the Conference of the Regions and, together, Anci and Upi. Thursday the 12th is institutions day. At 2.15pm the Bank of Italy speaks, at 3pm the president of the Parliamentary Budget Office, Lilia Cavallari. At 4pm the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, closes the cycle. Meanwhile, the speakers have been made official, one for each majority force: Mauro D'Attis (Forza Italia), Alberto Gusmeroli (Lega), Saverio Romano (We Moderates) and Angelo Rossi (Fratelli d'Italia).
On Friday 13th, however, the match moves to Palazzo Chigi, where the government convenes businesses and unions at three tables. At 9am, among others, Confindustria, Abi, Ania and Ance sit together. At 12 it's the turn of agriculture, commerce and craftsmanship, at 3pm it's the turn of CGIL, CISL, UIL and the other trade unions.
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