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Minister urges Italy's cabinet to slow new emergency decrees

Minister urges Italy's cabinet to slow new emergency decrees

Italy's minister for parliamentary relations, Luca Ciriani, urged ministers to slow the flow of emergency decrees for the next few weeks.

Parliament is already handling 12 decrees that need approval, alongside the government’s budget plan and other bills.

A decree must be converted into law by Parliament, and several measures are nearing deadlines in November and December.

They cover areas including schools, diesel rules, justice, the environment and support for transport and agriculture.

Ciriani asked colleagues not to bring more decrees to cabinet before December, so Parliament has time to deal with those already in progress.

Ministers approved two new decrees on bills and infrastructure on Monday, adding to the workload.

The government may still bring forward more urgent measures, including a year-end decree to extend existing rules and a framework for aid to Ukraine.

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With these we have 12 decrees to convert, and there is the budget bill
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Let’s try to approve them later, to allow time for conversion between January and February
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