Dl Sicurezza, cos'è successo? Dall'approvazione al nuovo decreto correttivo

Security Decree: What Happened? From Approval to the New Corrective Decree The opposition attacks: "The majority is in chaos." But the prime minister defends it: "It's a common-sense law." Politics (Rome). This morning, Friday, April 24, the Chamber of Deputies gave final approval to the new security decree, which had been approved by the Council of Ministers on February 5. At the heart of the measure is a series of new measures: among others, a crackdown on knives and other cutting weapons, the so-called "preventive detention" for individuals deemed potentially dangerous before city demonstrations, and the criminal shield for police officers, which has since been amended. After a period of stalemate in the Committee, the Senate approved the decree on April 17, including a deeply debated amendment that would provide compensation for lawyers who assist foreigners in cases of voluntary repatriation in the event of a successful outcome. This law has sparked intense debate and even threatened to be blocked by the Quirinale. The government has intervened with a new decree that provides compensation not only for lawyers, but for anyone assisting in a repatriation procedure, and is no longer tied to the success of the case. According to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, this step does not set a dangerous precedent. Now, the process for the new decree's approval will have to be awaited, pending a response from the Quirinale. (Nicolò Morocutti/alanews) Automatically generated transcript Imagine having to issue a decree to correct another decree you had just approved. That's what the government did with the new security measure, but let's take a step back for a moment to better understand, colleagues. Please return to your posts. Assisted voluntary repatriations have been provided for in our legal system for over 10 years. The security decree, which I don't think works, is a mess. In February, the Council of Ministers approved a series of measures after the clashes in Turin: a crackdown on the sale of edged weapons; preventive detention of individuals deemed dangerous before demonstrations; and thus, the criminal shield for police officers. Even if this law is actually valid, it has been changed a bit. The issue that interests us, and that I'm most interested in addressing now, is the so-called criminal shield against law enforcement. Here we need to be clear because it is neither a criminal shield against law enforcement. And therefore, the possibility that people can be held in police stations for no more than 12 hours is an institution that, as has been said by several parts is not at all does not correspond to the liberticidal measure is present in almost all European legal systems measure precautions preventive measures to protect public order a government decree must be converted by Parliament within 60 days to avoid missing the deadline in this case was April 25 and the majority really arrived with water up to the neck. The Senate's approval arrived on April 17 and left very little time for the chamber for an in-depth discussion and for the final approval today is written Lenna dark front page for Parliament for democracy and obviously we will do everything possible the opposition can to prevent it from being converted to further complicate matters was an amendment approved in the Senate which provided for a compensation for lawyers who assist foreigners in voluntary repatriation procedures a sort of gift a bonus if the outcome of the procedure is convenient rule has sparked a lot of controversy lawyers have been heavily criticized but above all it was not liked at all at the Quirinale In fact on the evening of Monday 20 April and Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council Alfredo Mantovano rose to the hill to find a solution because there is a concrete risk that the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella will not sign the decree there is a problem with this rule on the compensation of lawyers you will know that this week so if the majority does not backtrack Reggio with the chamber would have risked extending the times too much therefore the government would have risked exceeding the 60 days necessary for the conversion so a solution has found a new decree to correct the old security and in particular only the rule on the bonus for lawyers What does this correction consist of essentially the bonus no longer goes only to lawyers But to a wider group of potential des who participate in the voluntary repatriation process and above all it is no longer tied only to the positive outcome we are collecting some technical observations some technical observations from the Quirinale and the lawyers and We will transform those observations into a provision adopted p