There is no time and we will have to give up our already agreed amendments". The leader of the Democratic Party in the Senate Health Commission is embittered, after this morning's meeting with Balduzzi who stopped any changes. And so Palazzo Madama will vote for confidence in the House text.
24 OCT – “The examination of the decree has practically not even begun. This morning we should have begun examining the amendments and the minister said that there is absolutely no time to hold a third reading in the House and therefore we cannot make any of the changes that had been agreed between yesterday afternoon and yesterday evening". The senator of the Democratic Party, Fiorenza Bassoli, is embittered in reporting to QS how the work of the Hygiene and Health Commission went, where the examination of the Balduzzi decree is underway.
A work that has practically never begun, the 200 amendments presented were in fact immediately canceled with the agreement between the groups to speed up the approval times of the decree which, we recall, expires on November 12th.
"In reality - says Senator Bassoli - we had reached an agreement on seven/eight amendments that we considered important and that we would have voted on". But it was not possible and therefore the work on the Balduzzi decree can be considered essentially finished.
Senator what were your changes?
From the question of precarious workers which is becoming a problem in those regions subject to recovery plans. The fact of not being able to reconfirm precarious workers who are nurses and health personnel is also becoming a problem from the point of view of maintaining capacity for treatment in some hospitals.
Another issue concerns the clinical risk because it was weakened by the modification made by the Budget Commission of the Chamber. Every time something happens we complain about medical malpractice which, however, can be eliminated if there is a structure capable of detecting the clinical risk which is different from structure to structure and is then able to propose ways of dealing with this risk and limiting it as much as possible. Then there were the Leas with the problem concerning pain in childbirth, one of our amendments asked for pain in childbirth to be included, already envisaged among other things in the Leas of 2008. Finally, the more delicate question of drugs
