Some brief considerations on the proposed constitutional law to reduce the number of parliamentarians submitted to a constitutional referendum

Abstract

The reduction of more than a third of the number of members of parliamentary chambers, to
unchanged electoral system, objectively leads to a significant reduction of the
degree of representativeness and pluralism of parliamentary bodies.
The pluralist principle, although not expressly set out in a specific provision
constitutional, in the light of a systematic logical reading, constitutes one of the principles
the Constitution and is part of the so-called hard core of the Costitution, i.e. that set of legal assets that cannot be affected
not even by a constitutional law, because they contribute significantly to characterize our legal system in a democratic sense. The pluralist principle, and it pervades every part of our constitutional system in different forms and ways, from political pluralism, to social pluralism, to cultural pluralism, to cultural pluralism, to political pluralism.
religious, to territorial.