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Although the current government has approved 105 bills in just 14 months, the Palacio de los Máximo is eager to keep the reform momentum at bay. Insisting on major institutional cuts, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced four new bills for the next term, in the context of his two-day presence in Thessaloniki International Fair.
Two education bills
“Education is a big gamble for the government and for me personally,” Mr. Mitsotakis was quick to clarify, when asked if the government is showing “reformist fatigue or ambivalence” in the field of education. While the Prime Minister stressed that much has been done, he acknowledged that much remains to be done, focusing on asylum law in its flagship actions, referring to a “significant intervention, which freed universities from this unacceptable practice of becoming men of lawlessness and delinquency “.
At the same time, Mr. Mitsotakis announced that a new framework law for universities is coming, in which “we are considering the implementation of a minimum admission degree, which will be determined by the respective university.” The new law is expected to be passed, according to government planning, within six months, along with a bill on vocational education.
Within the month on weekdays
“We will soon submit our proposed labor law to public consultation,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said, responding to upcoming government interventions in the labor market. As of yesterday’s insurance contribution reduction announcement, Mr. Mitsotakis returned to work today, stating: eight hours. Few can dispute the fact that a 1982 labor law eventually needs substantial streamlining. I will make sure to allow enough time for consultations and parliamentary debate. However, within a month there will be a labor law project in public consultation ”.
Without going into more details, the prime minister referred to the high cost of labor due to contributions, which acts as a deterrent to job creation, thus encouraging “undeclared work.”
Institutions and governance
The “smell” of the changes at the legislative level was left yesterday by the Prime Minister’s speech to the productive bodies, with an emphasis on dealing with problems of overlapping responsibilities and strong bureaucracy.
For these reasons, Mr. Mitsotakis announced that “a new Public Procurement framework is coming to change 4412. Eliminating bureaucracy and adding transparency. Something that will give new impetus to large infrastructure projects, but also to smaller projects at the level of the Region and Municipalities, so that they can be launched and completed with speed, quality and safety “and at the same time announced that” the multi-level government bill, which definitely distinguishes its responsibilities from the central state. ”
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