«We smell mockery. The message from the director of the Health Department to the general directors of the local health authorities, to invite them “to maintain the calm with which we have faced all situations, even the most complicated ones, up to now”, referring to talks with the President immediately after the Council Regional meeting of 7 May’, demonstrates a feeling aimed – once again – at violating or evading the laws, as well as a clear invasion of the field in political issues not pertaining to the tasks of the management”.
The decline of the leaders of the ASL “ope legis” still agitates the majority of Michele Emiliano in Regione e Azione, with a note signed by Fabiano Amati, Ruggiero Mennea and Sergio Clemente, returns to ask for the immediate application of the regional law on pharmaceutical spending .
«For this reason, the first rotation we ask for, by May 7, is that of Vito Montanaro, since we would have liked to read a message much more relevant to the technical functions, such as this: “Dear colleagues, in public administration the laws are respected. Legality is not a happening of moralists, but a daily practice on small and large things. Therefore, I regret to inform you of your dismissal from the position of General Manager, as required by law.”
The Action group points the finger at the “incredible reassurances, with the jubilation of some DGs, on yet another circumvention of the laws in force, permitted by regional bureaucracies through lack of supervision or, but this is only a suspicion, through complicity”.
Today the council’s resolution is expected to extend the department directors pending the definition of the new appointments. Action dictates the timing and gives Governor Emiliano a two-day ultimatum. «Failure to accept Montanaro’s rotation by 7 May will obviously have political consequences because it violates our proposed legality protocol, which is much more robust than that proposed by Conte and the Cinquestelle. Legality, understood as respect for the laws regarding bureaucratic structures and the fight against waiting lists in healthcare, is not a political game but a life practice.”
