MiBAC reform, Corrado (M5S): it doesn't fit with Pentastyle cultural policy

Criticism of the Bonisoli reform, published in the Official Gazette last Aug. 7, comes from a member of the same party as Minister Bonisoli, Senator Margherita Corrado of the 5 Star Movement, an archaeologist, who entrusts a note last Aug. 9 with her grievances about the ways and contents of the measure that will go into effect next Aug. 22.

After applauding the competition for the 1,052 fruition, reception, and surveillance assistants (although the reservation of 30 percent of the posts for the military is criticized), Corrado says that there is discontent about the reorganization of MiBAC wanted by Bonisoli. “Even M5S parliamentarians in the culture committees of the House and Senate,” Corrado declares, “were only able to read the text in the Official Gazette on Tuesday the 7th.” The senator also criticizes the lack of discussion around the reform: “The brief exposition of the project, on March 19, was not followed by any moment of sharing with the technical commission installed by the minister, nor any screening of drafts. Moreover, no account was taken of the concerns expressed by those present at the meeting, including the substantial one against the prospective ’dictatorship’ of the already very powerful Secretary General.”

Finally, Corrado emphasized, “it is not understood how a further centralization of powers in the hands of the executive who in MiBAC already had more of a political rather than technical profile than the others (and the last frontier fell precisely with the appointment of the current one, a P.A. but alien to the cultural heritage sector), can meet the needs of the dicastery that the yellow-green government has entrusted to Bonisoli, nor how said choice is reconciled with Pentasternist cultural policy.”

Pictured: Margherita Corrado

MiBAC reform, Corrado (M5S): it doesn't fit with Pentastyle cultural policy

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