Environmental legislation: the MP is committed to the approval of a law on quarries in Sicily, aiming to improve environmental regulations and promote sustainable development in the extractive sector.
European Commission: he was elected vice president of the Commission “Examination of the activities of the European Union”, which has the objective of evaluating the impact of regional laws on community regulations and promoting cooperation between local and European institutions.
Enhancement of cultural heritage: highlighted the importance of local cultural traditions, promoting cultural tourism and the preservation of historical heritage.
Urban redevelopment: he is committed to the redevelopment of Villa Rosina in Trapani, working to improve the infrastructure and the quality of life of the residents.
Water emergency: urged the water crisis unit to reactivate several wells for drinking purposes throughout the Province of Trapani.
Radioactive waste management: Supported an inclusive approach to managing national radioactive waste repositories, seeking solutions that ensure public safety and local community involvement.
Healthcare: He focused on healthcare, proposing improvements in the dialysis sector, promoting cohesion between the private and public sectors, and working to bring key healthcare services closer to citizens, such as radiotherapy in Trapani.
Infrastructure and mobility: addressed issues related to roads and transport, ensuring continuity in connections to the smaller islands and supporting urban redevelopment projects in the Belice area. He proposed the inclusion of several provincial roads among the strategic regional interventions of the FSC funds.
Events and commemorations: participated in local events and commemorations, demonstrating a commitment to historical memory and the promotion of legality and justice.
These activities reflect a broad spectrum of interests and commitments of the regional deputy in the first 60 days of office, showing a focus on environmental, cultural, social and territorial development issues in the region.
Bills in progress: work being drafted by the regional deputy
The regional deputy is currently working on the drafting of several bills aimed at promoting environmental efficiency, the protection of protected areas and biodiversity, as well as sustainable development in the hydrogeological and health sectors.
1. Bill on environmental efficiency and waste management
The focus of this bill is the promotion of sustainable waste management and environmental efficiency. The proposed provisions include specific objectives to increase separate collection rates, reduce non-recyclable waste and combat illegal littering. Incentives are also provided for citizens and businesses that adopt recycling and composting practices.
2. Bill for the protection of protected areas and biodiversity
This design aims to preserve and enhance protected areas and biodiversity through environmental conservation and redevelopment strategies. The establishment of a dedicated fund is proposed to support the management and maintenance of protected areas, including fire prevention actions and monitoring of flora and fauna.
3. Draft law on the environmental value of territories
The objective of this plan is to promote sustainable development and landscape protection through incentives for environmental interventions, the protection of cultural and natural heritage, and the reduction of pollution. The introduction of measures to promote energy efficiency, the use of renewable energy and the reduction of air, water and soil pollution is expected.
4. Bill for the strengthening of reclamation consortia
This plan aims to strengthen the capabilities of reclamation consortia for the management of water resources and the prevention of hydrogeological risk. An increase in the financial resources and technical skills of the consortia is expected, in collaboration with local authorities and regional institutions. The regional deputy is working on a review of land reclamation consortia to improve the efficiency of services offered to farmers. This includes reviewing the pricing system to ensure a more direct correlation between the fees paid by farmers and the services actually received. The aim is to optimize resource allocation and improve transparency in the management of consortia, ensuring that farmers pay based on the specific land reclamation and irrigation services that directly benefit their agricultural activities.
This review aims to promote more efficient management of water resources and better meet the needs of farmers in the region.
5. Bill on access to health services
This plan aims to guarantee universal access to basic health services and to improve the quality and efficiency of regional health services. Policies are expected to be implemented to reduce waiting times and promote technological innovation in the sector.
6. Bill for the promotion of the circular economy in special non-hazardous waste
This bill aims to simplify waste management procedures and promote the recycling and reuse of resources. Financial incentives for sustainable practices, clear rules for monitoring and compliance, and greater collaboration between the public and private sectors are expected.
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