Santanchè faces charges of financial misconduct and is implicated in two additional investigations. Constitutional constraints prevent Meloni from unilaterally dismissing her, as ministers in Italy are appointed by the President. This political turmoil follows the resignation of two officials from the Justice Ministry, including Undersecretary Delmastro, who concealed ties to a convicted Camorra member, and Chief of Staff Bartolozzi, who made controversial remarks during the referendum campaign. The referendum resulted in approximately 54% opposition to the proposed judicial reforms.