Measures against corruption have already been submitted to the Council of Ministers, but will only be presented after the European ones

First came the changes to the Solidarity Supplement for the Elderly. Then came measures for housing, young people, the NHS and this week the changes in immigration. The Government made its second month in Government a flurry of reform announcements, but there was one that slipped in the calendar: measures against corruption, which Luís Montenegro promised for the first 60 days of Government when the President sworn him in as prime minister.