Alessandra Todde is ready to convene the council meeting and proceed with the appointments of the general managers of the twelve healthcare companies under special administration. She could do so as early as this afternoon or tomorrow morning. However, not before studying the legal opinion commissioned from a leading Roman firm (Cerulli Irelli) to avoid any missteps. And to understand, in short, whether it is possible to appoint the general managers even in the face of a Constitutional Court ruling that struck down the law that served to torpedo the old managers and replace them with commissioners, whom the presidency has already revoked . The governor could show the lawyers' work directly to her councilors and then proceed with the appointment of the twelve.
Blitz hypothesis
Some are talking about a possible raid, partly to catch off guard those who are pushing for a decision with every possible guarantee. For Democratic Party group leader Roberto Deriu, "there are those among us who are more concerned with closing the issue, and those who think that hasty closure will cause damage."
It's worth remembering that the Democratic Party (PD) is calling for a slow pace, represented by three councilors, the same ones who withheld their votes when the resolution on commissioners was approved. Will they do the same at the next council meeting? Probably not. Instead, they will try to negotiate and mediate until the last minute to avoid disagreements that could lead to the chronic instability of the Campo Largo in Sardinia. Meanwhile, the center-right is moving on two fronts: Rome and the regional level.
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