Minister for Institutional Reforms

The minister for institutional reforms (Italian: Ministro per le Riforme Istituzionali) is one of the positions in the Italian government.

Minister for Institutional Reforms
Ministro per le Riforme Istituzionali
Incumbent Elisabetta Casellati since October 22, 2022
Department for Institutional Reforms
Member of	Council of Ministers
Seat	Rome
Appointer	The President of Italy
Term length	No fixed term
Formation	April 13, 1988; 36 years ago (1988-04-13)
First holder	Antonio Maccanico
Website	www.riformeistituzionali.gov.it

The current minister is Elisabetta Casellati, a member of the Forza Italia, who held the office since 22 October 2022 in the cabinet of Giorgia Meloni.^[1]

List of ministers

Parties

• 1988–1994:
  •   Italian Republican Party
  •   Christian Democracy
  •   Independent
• 1994–present
  •   Italian People's Party
  •   Lega Nord
  •   The Democrats
  •   The People of Freedom / Forza Italia
  •   Democratic Party
  •   New Centre-Right
  •   Independent

Coalitions

• 1988–1994:
  •   Pentapartito / Quadripartito
  •   Mixed coalition
• 1994–present:
  •   Centre-right coalition
  •   Centre-left coalition
  •   Mixed coalition

Portrait	Name (Born–Died)	Term of office			Party		Government	Ref.
		Took office	Left office	Time in office
Minister for Regional Affairs and Institutional Problems
	Antonio Maccanico (1924–2013)	13 April 1988	12 April 1991	2 years, 364 days		Italian Republican Party	De Mita Andreotti VI
Minister of Institutional Reforms and Regional Affairs
	Mino Martinazzoli (1931–2011)	12 April 1991	28 June 1992	1 year, 77 days		Christian Democracy	Andreotti VII
Office not in use		1992–1993					Amato I
Minister for Electoral and Institutional Reforms
	Leopoldo Elia (1925–2008)	28 April 1993	10 May 1994	1 year, 12 days		Christian Democracy / Italian People's Party	Ciampi
Minister for Institutional Reforms
	Francesco Speroni (1946– )	10 May 1994	17 January 1995	252 days		Lega Nord	Berlusconi I
	Giovanni Motzo (1930–2002)	17 January 1995	17 May 1996	1 year, 121 days		Independent	Dini
Office not in use		1996–1998					Prodi I
	Giuliano Amato (1938– )	21 October 1998	13 May 1999	204 days		Independent	D'Alema I
	Antonio Maccanico (1924–2013)	21 June 1999	11 June 2001	1 year, 355 days		The Democrats	D'Alema I·II Amato II
Minister for Institutional Reforms and Devolution
	Umberto Bossi (1941– )	11 June 2001	19 July 2004	3 years, 38 days		Lega Nord	Berlusconi II
	Roberto Calderoli (1956– )	20 July 2004	18 February 2006	1 year, 213 days		Lega Nord	Berlusconi II·III
Minister for Institutional Reforms and Parliamentary Relations
	Vannino Chiti (1947– )	17 May 2006	8 May 2008	1 year, 357 days		Democrats of the Left / Democratic Party	Prodi II
Minister for Federal Reforms
	Umberto Bossi (1941– )	8 May 2008	16 November 2011	3 years, 192 days		Lega Nord	Berlusconi IV
Office not in use		2011–2013					Monti
Minister for Constitutional Reforms
	Gaetano Quagliariello (1960– )	28 April 2013	22 February 2014	300 days		The People of Freedom / New Centre-Right	Letta
Minister for Constitutional Reforms and Parliamentary Relations
	Maria Elena Boschi (1981– )	22 February 2014	12 December 2016	2 years, 294 days		Democratic Party	Renzi
Office not in use		2016–2022					Gentiloni
							Conte I·II Draghi
Minister for Institutional Reforms and Regulatory Simplification
	Elisabetta Casellati (1946– )	22 October 2022	Incumbent	2 years, 26 days		Forza Italia	Meloni

Timeline

References

1. "Governo Meloni". governo.it (in Italian). 22 October 2022. Retrieved 24 October 2022.