The opposition's battle will begin with amendments, a strategy already used by the M5S to defeat the Bruzzone bill.
The deadline is Monday, August 4th; all amendments to the basic text must be submitted by 12:00 noon on that date.
Rumors suggest a significant number of amendments will be forthcoming and will need to be considered during the legislative process. The Five Star Movement is expected to be particularly active in this context, even challenging the proposed title of the new law, led by Senator Licheri. The law's title would treat wildlife not as an asset to be protected but rather as a resource to be managed.
The Five Star Movement itself is concerned about live decoys, which are considered an outrage to animal life. The amendment, likely the subject of a proposed amendment, calls for the state to carry out control measures on ungulates.
The number of amendments will certainly be significant and it is possible to foresee that the discussion process of the law will, unfortunately, not be short.
