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The discourse on the Dpcm by Giuseppe Conte is not over yet. Although it was signed on December 3 and has been in force since December 4, the controversy over the restrictive measures has not yet subsided. The most controversial points by the regions and municipalities refer to the new hardening scheduled for December 25 and 26 and January 1, when all displacement outside the municipalities will be prohibited. A decision that in fact prevents many families from meeting on Christmas days and, therefore, avoids creating gatherings, but on the other hand prevents in many cases spending the holidays with elderly parents, who run the risk of loneliness. So this point still stands topic of discussion, with the Regions that unanimously challenged it, presenting a counterproposal. At night, Minister Speranza, guest of Di Tuesday, closed any possibility of change: “We will always look at the data very carefully, but we confirm the measurements and keep them, they will not be changed neither in one verse nor in the other. The measurements are not seen day by day, we need a longer time: today we are seeing the results of the time in which there were red areas that today are no longerBut, what will and what will not be allowed on holidays, from January 20 to 6, according to the Dpcm?
Movements between regions
Movement between one region and another, if in the yellow zone, is allowed at the latest December 20th. From December 21 to January 6, the decree law of December 2, 2020, which entered into force on December 3, will not be able to leave the regions and / or the Autonomous Povince.
Movements between municipalities
Movements between different municipalities, if they are in a yellow region, are always allowed except on December 25 and 26 and January 1. It is a decision strongly requested by the Government, which is contested by the Regions and mayors, but on which Ministers Boccia, Speranza and Franceschini do not seem inclined to take a step back. In these hours, the president of the Piedmont Region addressed the Prime Minister directly, bringing the example of his region but relying on a generalized situation in the country: “Piedmont is a region in which the presence of municipalities with a small demographic size represents the vast majority of municipalities; in fact, there are 1,046 Municipalities in which the population is less than 5,000 inhabitants. You will understand therefore how great the feeling of discouragement of many citizens is“. The proposed proposal is to extend the travel ban to Province, no longer to the municipalities, appealing to common sense but Minister Speranza seems to have already given a negative opinion.
Second box
On December 25 and 26 and January 1, it will not be possible to reach the second home if it is outside the municipality of domicile or residence, even in the yellow regions. Those who want to vacation there must move there before December 24th. In the event that the second home is located outside the regional territory of domicile or residence, it will be possible to reach it before December 20 and no later, but only if the regions in question are both in the yellow zone. Otherwise, the prohibition provisions remain valid. It will not be possible to appeal to “family reunification“in the event that the couple moves in first with their minor children.
Sanctions
Whoever is identified by the police on duty in a case not allowed by the Dpcm incurs a sanction that goes from 400 to 1,000 euros unless you can prove justified reason for work, health and need.
Return from abroad
Anyone who is abroad and has left before December 20 and wants to return after January 6, must undergo thefiduciary isolation, as the Viminale circular indicates: “Those who left the national territory before December 21, 2020 or return after January 6, must also submit to the obligation of isolation.“The measure is valid for travel to: Belgium, France (including Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyana, Reunion, Mayotte and excluding other territories located outside the European continent), the Netherlands (excluding territories located outside the European continent), Czech Republic , Romania, Spain (including the territories of the African continent), the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (including the Channel Islands, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man and the British bases on the island of Cyprus and excluding territories outside the European continent).
