The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the nuclear framework bill in early June 2026, sending it to the Senate for final passage under a delegation procedure that would authorize government implementing decrees on sustainable nuclear technologies, safety standards, and waste management. No Senate action has been reported since, with the legislative calendar focused on other priorities and the summer recess period already underway. With the August 31 resolution date only days away, traders assign near-certain odds against approval because the upper chamber lacks scheduled floor time or reported momentum for an expedited vote. Late-session acceleration by the Meloni government or an extraordinary sitting could theoretically shift the outcome, though both remain low-probability given procedural timelines and competing agenda items.