Yet another controversy
It ends in the void yet another controversy raised by the opposition, this time with a question requiring an immediate response, on the bill under discussion in the Senate for the protection of wild fauna and hunting activities (AS 1552).
Alleged mystery
Faced with attempts to cry "scandal" and alleged "mystery" behind a letter sent by the European Commission at the end of 2025, the response from the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, restores order and re-establishes the facts:
No secrets, no omissions
Brussels' comments are not a condemnation or rejection of existing legislation, but simply preliminary and preliminary assessments of a text still under full parliamentary scrutiny. Therefore, there is no obligation to formally transmit it to the Chambers for non-definitive technical discussions.
Transparency and merit
The Ministry is already working to analyze the European comments in detail. A technical discussion is already underway between MASE and MASAF to formulate a clear and coordinated response to the Commission.
Respect for the autonomy of Parliament
The Government monitors and evaluates every technical detail to ensure the final text is fully consistent with European constraints and avoid any risk of infringement, but it does so without ever infringing the sovereignty of the Chambers, which have the duty and right to legislate. Enough with theorems and attempts to block the work with exploitative polemics. The process moves forward with seriousness, balance, and full compliance with national and European regulations (source: AB - Agrivenatoria Biodiversitalia).







































