Transparency
Regulations on administrative procedures and the right to access administrative documents
On 2 July 2010, the new regulation entered into force on "Regulations on administrative procedures and the right to access administrative documents pursuant to L. no. 241/90 and subsequent amendments and integrations".
This law replaces the regulation in that had been in force siince 15 October 2007 to include the recent amendments and integrations of Law no. 69 of 18 June 2009 (Provisons for economic development, simplification, competitiveness and civil proceedings) and other laws on this issue (Pres. Decree no. 184 of 12 April 2006 on how to exercise the right to access administrative documents; “code on the protection of personal data” of Leg. Decree no. 169 of 30 June 2003; Presidential Decree no. 445 of 28 December 2000 "Legal provisions on administrative documents).
Administrative procedures
The Regulation provides the general rules applicable to the administrative procedures that result in a provision to be implemented by the Port Authority. It also governs the terms for its conclusion and the indication of the organisational unit in charge of the procedure.
It also sets the rules for exercising the right to access administrative documents.
The regulation does not include activities in which an individual's request is immediately accepted without requiring a procedure to be opened, in addition to activities falling under the rules of private law for which the regulation does not envisage a mandatory administrative process.
Outsourced jobs and contracted consultants
To ensure the transparency of jobs assigned to individuals not employed in public administrations, pursuant to Art. 3 commas 18 and 54 of the 2008 Finance Law, Public Administrations have to publish on their websites the assignment of jobs to third parties (external temporary work of any nature or length, contracted consultants, etc.) stating the scope, duration, length of the assigned job and agreed fee.
