On October 1, the National Council of Forza Italia will meet, during which it will also discuss an important amendment to the statute, with the inclusion of a rule establishing the disqualification from office of regional councilors and parliamentarians who do not meet their monthly dues to the party's coffers. The end of public financing of parties and the death of Berlusconi make it necessary to administer the political structure much more strictly. However, the nearly 100 million euros in debts accumulated by Forza Italia are guaranteed by sureties secured by the heirs of the party founder. The descent into the field of one of the Cavaliere's children (Marina? Piersilvio?) has been repeatedly speculated. The rumors have since been denied by those directly involved, who have, however, assured closeness to the party. Daughter Marina had clear words about Antonio Tajani's role. "I hold Antonio Tajani in high esteem, he is leading the party in a transitional phase with a strong sense of responsibility," reiterated the Fininvest chairwoman, "we have always declared that we will remain close to the party. It is a matter of love and respect for our father". The party, however, must start running on its own feet. Hence the crackdown on dues to be paid.