– The Jobs Act “was also shared with the minority Democratic Party.” So the deputy secretary of the Democratic Party Debora Serracchiani responds to criticism of the minority Dem on decrees of the labor reform. “I am pleased that Ncd exult,” he added, referring to the full support given by the party led by Angelino Alfano. On the criticisms of Boldrini, Matteo Renzi said: “A his problem, not ours. We send out the program.”
“The criticism of Boldrini excess” – “I was a little ‘disappointed that the third charge of the State to take a position so in the face of government reforms. An excess of the position of guarantee”, added the Serracchiani commenting on the statements of the Speaker of the House Laura Boldrini.
“I do not find correct to speak of ‘man in command’ – he said -. There is a party, the Democratic Party, which represents a wide base of Italian and says things should be done. Renzi does not decide alone, but decided to go all the way through the choices of the party. And make reforms is not an authoritarian. ” And to those who ask why Laura Boldrini has expressed its position trenchant, Serracchiani responds: “It has to ask her. I ask the doctor Boldrini …”.
Delrio: “Never humbled Parliament “ -” There is a man in command. There is a leader, and there was no humiliation for the Parliament. ” So Graziano Delrio, in an interview with the newspaper “La Repubblica”, responds to Laura Boldrini who laments the lack of interest of the government for the views of the rooms on the Jobs Act. “We respect the Parliament – said the undersecretary at Palazzo Chigi -. With those decrees think to increase total employment for the first time after years of loss. “
Civic Choice:” The government has done what was in his power “- In a note Sc criticized the words “questionable” Laura Boldrini, who yesterday said the government was wrong not to consider the negative opinions on the Jobs Act in the Commission Work and Budget. “The government, pulling straight on the Jobs Act, has exercised its legitimate right, since the opinion of the Commissions was not binding.”
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