The Lower House approved a
government banking decree via a confidence vote Tuesday. The
motion passed with 336 in favor and 178 against.
A final vote on the measure is expected tomorrow morning.
The bill - which contains a reform of Italy's cooperative
credit banks (BCCs) and measures on State-backed securitization
guarantees of non-performing loans (NPLs) - passed the Senate on
a confidence vote in April.
This makes the 56th confidence vote during the
administration of Premier Matteo Renzi.
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