The announcement "benefits a relative of the councilor," who should "reflect on his role and independently evaluate the appropriateness of personal initiatives, including possible resignation." No, "the procedure was conducted within the strict confines of laws and regulations, and since there were no doubts whatsoever about the evaluation of each individual candidate in light of the legitimate requirements set forth in the announcement, the agency's political authority not only preserved the institution's prestige, but also enhanced its image."

The heated exchange (via a question in the Regional Council) between Gianni Chessa (Forza Italia) and Regional Labor Councilor Desirè Manca is unfolding. At the heart of the controversy is Aspal's competitive exam for "the hiring of Category B personnel, with administrative profiles."

Chessa, along with his party colleague Angelo Cocciu, have officially released rumors that Manca's relative was in pole position for permanent employment at the Sardinian employment agency: "Article 3 of the notice," the question states, "introduces the possibility of admission for individuals who have served the Agency for extremely short periods, such that they constitute episodic experiences rather than significant employment relationships." From documents acquired from temporary workers, the question emphasized, "cases emerge in which admission to the 'intern' category was based on performances reduced to just a few days of service, with significant effects on the candidates' positions." Then comes the more explicit accusation of the presence "precisely among the candidates benefiting from the provision of Article 3, of individuals closely related to senior figures in the Agency's political and institutional authority," which "creates a potential conflict of interest, even if only apparent." The opposition regional councillors also asked for the resignation of the general director of Aspal and of Manca "with the aim of preserving the prestige of the institutions and dispelling any doubts about the full impartiality of the administrative action".