(Finance) – Today was just a formality, but in the meantime the definitive green light for the Capital Billthe bill wanted by the government – and then significantly modified during the parliamentary process – to make the Italian capital market more attractive and competitive.
The measure was approved at Senate with 80 votes in favour, no against and 47 abstentions, out of 127 voters and 128 present at Palazzo Madama. The majority therefore voted in favor, while the opposition decided to abstain.
There third reading of the Senate had become necessary after the House had made a single modification, removing the reference to the year 2023 from the coverage provisions.