[Proposal for informed consent for the 'differentiated autonomy' experiment]

. Proposal for informed consent for the 'differentiated autonomy' experiment. Differentiated regional autonomy means the power given to the 15 ordinary Regions - the 5 special Regions are excluded - to obtain regulatory and management competences in areas that are today regulated and administered by the State. Although differentiated autonomy is bad for the entire country - which risks losing its ability to implement economic, social, environmental, and cultural policies at a national level - there is no doubt that the Southern Regions will pay the heaviest price for its implementation, since they are already far behind and penalised compared to the North, with a worsening of all the health parameters, such as: reduction in life expectancy, increase in avoidable mortality, increase in mortality, increase in trips of hope to seek treatment in the North, and more. But the North will also have its problems, with poorer areas even within the richest regions and in the urban peripheries. And if the idea of solidarity, contained in the Constitution, is rejected, it is easy to move from competition to conflict, not only between North and South but also within the Regions.