The committee of inquiry into depleted uranium, consisting of 21 senators, who must '
investigate cases of death and serious illness that hit the Italian personnel employed in foreign missions, which took office on August 4, began on 15 September in Palazzo Madama its work with the election of two Vice-Presidents and Secretaries. This is the third attempt by a commission of inquiry to find a link of causality ' between the 'use of' depleted uranium in the 'army and deaths from cancer deimilitari engaged in missions abroad.
unicameral The chairman, Senator of the PDL Rosario Giorgio Costa, deals with this issue since 2005 when he was chosen by the then Defence Minister Antonio Martino to deal with the matter as Secretary and has overseen the work of both committees Members of inquiry that have occurred since February 2005.
''In the first committee - said Costa - not 'been possible, despite the collaboration of many scientists, able to establish a causal link' between depleted uranium and cancer and also the last committee chaired by Sen. Lidia Menapace, you could not 'find the reasons for cancer, but' came to be recognized in the last Budget of the previous legislative rules under which those who contracted cancer and the 'recognition of the service due to the simple fact of having taken part in peacekeeping missions.''
The problem, therefore, as noted by Costa''''remains unresolved, and it 'was necessary to re-establish the committee whose function, says the chairman of the committee and
'''first to periscope: that say that the constant presence so that anyone with concerns or diseases are given the opportunity 'to be able to appeal to an impartial body Member that follows the evolution of the argument.'' ''The goal of the committee - said Costa - and 'to be able to determine what's' behavior that should be borne by the person who organizes and participates in peacekeeping missions so that 'do not contract diseases so' serious'' .
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