Reforms: Renzi opens. Bersaniani go to see – ANSA.it

Senate elective, the minority Democratic Party: Now Renzi discover cards. The premier: Italicum does not change, so comparing the Senate. Bersaniani ask the President of the Council to make it clear how it intends to change the constitutional reform. But Palazzo Chigi confirms: ‘you go along with comparing the merits but no concessions. Speaking to offer to the rebels is out of reality ‘. Renzi in Use: reforms forward, you do not start from zero.

Smoke Signals in the Democratic Party of reforms and electoral law. In an interview with ‘Republic’ Prime Minister Matteo Renzi seems to do a partial opening of the Senate changes. The bersaniani plied him now asking him to find out the cards but from Palazzo Chigi, however, comes a halt: “Nothing exchanges”.

The interview with ‘Republic’ – “Change the reform Constitutional? Return to Senate elective? To me you can do. The important thing is that you leave the equal bicameralism “. So the Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in an interview with Republic in which showed a “new element: the minority driving Bersani, and Pierluigi yesterday opened the negotiations.” On mionoranza, tells, “will not take action. We never did. Not even when some did not vote the Jobs Act. Of course, then if the law does not pass then the question changes. Yet I do not see the risks.” “I’m forty ones really ready to make the barricades. But my impression – he says – is that the critics are still divided among themselves. I saw at least four different souls in the minority.”

bersaniani, discover the cards – Renzi discover the cards, and the return from the US side understand how it intends to change the constitutional reform of the Senate. This position of the minority bersaniani reported from inside the Democratic Party, after talks with Prime Minister of the Republic.

P.Chigi, no exchanges – “No exchanges, no come back “. Sources of the Palazzo Chigi reaffirm the position of Matteo Renzi: “The electoral law must be approved as it is and no one can block the reforms.” On constitutional reform, “it goes on a comparison with the merits but no exchange or concession. Speaking to offer to the rebels is out of reality.” The position of President of the Council on reforms, reaffirm sources of Palazzo Chigi, was clearly expressed in his address to the group of the Democratic Party and reaffirmed with clarity yesterday college in Georgetown. The electoral law must be approved by the Senate as it is output, explaining: “The Democratic Party has voted its line on the electoral law in the primaries, several times in the direction and at the meeting of the group with overwhelming majorities or even unanimously.” “On the constitutional reform – add – it goes on, with a parliamentary confrontation of merit, but without any exchange or grant . Talk ‘offer to the rebels’ on the constitution is out of reality . Renzi has instead reiterated its readiness to compare the merits, in the course of his speech to the group of the Democratic Party the other night, “they conclude.

Reforms: the Senate of the Regions and one elective
The differences between the bill and proposals Woods minority Pd
John Lovers

‘eventual return to an elected Senate would call into question the setting of constitutional reform carried out by the government, which provides instead a Senate composed of representatives of the regional councils appointed by the regional directors. The change of the composition, in fact, under Article 2 of the Bill Woods, would also mean a change of functions and powers. The bill of the government, approved March 30, 2014 and sent to the Senate on April 8, was a bit ‘different from the text then fired on August 8 by the Senate, but not in the setting. In fact, it required that each region would send in the future Senate six senators: the Chairman of the Board, the mayor of the capital, as well as two regional councilors and two mayors. To these were added 21 senators appointed by the President of the Republic, in office for seven years. After a long mediation with Forza Italy was reached to the current text, then confirmed by the Chamber of Deputies last March 10: Senators drop to 100 (plus five appointed by the president) elected by the regional councils among its members, plus a mayor, in proportion to the demographic weight of each region.

It was however rejected setting Vannino Chiti and some senators of the minority Democratic Party who proposed an elected Senate. The difference also related powers. In fact, the Senate of the Regions does not vote the trust and does not endorse the laws (except the institutional reforms and laws that affect the territorial government), could only propose to the House of any changes in a non-binding. The Senate elected, according to the proposal of Chiti, was instead to have many more legislative powers, while not voting trust. Also the senators, in the proposal Chiti, being elected in election campaigns policies would respond to the logic of party and non-territorial, as for the Senate of the Regions. Still on the subject of the composition of the Senate a long mediation involved the ordinary law that will establish the system by which the Regional Councils elect their senators. Forza Italy, in the transitional rule (now Article 39 of the bill), claimed that they were included in detail the criteria of the future law; it must be such as to ensure that each Council will also elect members of the opposition.