Senate approves Superbonus bill with narrow margin; Deputy PM Antonio Tajani expresses reservations but maintains confidence in government

The Senate Chamber has approved the government’s request for confidence on the Superbonus bill with 101 votes in favor and 64 against. There were no abstentions. The measure will now move to the House for further examination.

In a statement, Deputy Prime Minister and leader of Forza Italia, Antonio Tajani, expressed some reservations about the Superbonus, stating that they are generally against retroactive laws in any sector. However, he emphasized that their disagreement with an amendment does not diminish their confidence in the government as a whole. Tajani reiterated that they will continue to express their opinions with transparency and loyalty while supporting the government of which they are a part.

It is worth noting that there appears to be extraneous content included in this text that is unrelated to the topic of the Superbonus bill and government confidence. It seems like a mix of promotional links and survey forms that do not seem to be relevant to the discussion of the Senate’s decision on the Superbonus bill.