K. Mitsotakis for TEF: Measured measures – I do not tolerate submitters

LAST UPDATE: 12.15

The message that the Government will continue to support the Citizens but the measures announced by the TIF will be “measured” was reserved by the Prime Minister during his presentation to the Cabinet, which is broadcast live and addressed to the Citizens as well.

“The Government has proven that it knows and can raise dykes in the increases. It said it and did it and is doing it on the electricity bills. It says it and will continue to do it wherever and as needed,” said K. Mitsotakis precisely. completing:

“But be careful, the resources are not inexhaustible and we must not forget that if the state today is able to support households and businesses with more than 2 billion per month for their electricity bills, it also owes it to the prudent policy of which increased the public wealth so that it could be returned to the citizens”.

The prime minister’s distaste also had reference to the expectations for the announcements from the TIF forum:

“Consequently, our measures will always be measured and without temporary needs undermining national necessities. I say this because I hear or read – this always happens, you know, before the International Exhibition of Thessaloniki – about a “tsunami” of impending benefits, which they often also create false expectations”.

I don’t tolerate submissives

The prime minister’s other message was to the interior of his government:

“Greece does not turn back, nor does it change its historical choices. It remains firmly on the trajectory of Europe and liberal democracy, with a government that responds to the challenges of the moment, with society as an ally, without succumbing to pressures, but neither and to any of its own weaknesses”, he said and warned: “I assure you, that I am the first to tolerate neither submissives, nor compromise with our mistakes. This, after all, is also our great strength: the truth, trust in the citizen and the work for the present and the future that we want. So we continue. And now we can start our agenda today.”

The agenda of today’s Cabinet also includes:

– Presentation by the Minister of Justice, Costas Tsiaras, of the legislative initiatives: a) Modernization of the legislative framework for the submission of declarations of assets and financial interests, b) Incorporation of Directive (EU) 2019/884 regarding the exchange of information on third country nationals and the European Criminal Record Information System,

– Presentation by the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Kostas Karamanlis and the Deputy Minister Giorgos Karagiannis of the bill for the reorganization of the OSE SA companies. and ERGOSE SA,

– Presentation by the Minister of Culture and Sports Lina Mendoni of the bill for the “Ratification of the agreement between the Ministry of Culture and Sports, the Museum of Cycladic Art, the Metropolitan Museum of New York and the Institute of Ancient Greek Culture of Delaware regarding the return to Greece collection of antiquities of the Cycladic culture”,

– Presentation by the Minister of State Akis Schertsos on the National Action Plan to combat sexual violence against minors,

– Proposal by the Minister of Justice Costas Tsiaras for the selection of vice-presidents of the Supreme Court,

– Proposal by the Minister of Finance Christos Staikouras to amend the Act of the Council of Ministers regarding the establishment, formation and operation of the Government Committee for State Aid,

– Proposal by the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Kostis Hatzidakis for the establishment, establishment and operation of a Government Committee for the implementation of the National Strategy for the Social Integration of the Roma.

SOURCE: Thetoc.gr