Transparency: obligations

Regulation on the transparency obligations of holders of elective and government offices and the transparency obligations of supervised public bodies, private law bodies under public control and privately owned companies.
Approved with resolution of the City Council n. 3 of 2 February 2015

Following the approval of the Regulation, the National Anti-Corruption Authority passed resolution no. 10 of 21 January 2015, published on 4 February 2015, which placed on ANAC itself the responsibility to initiate the sanctioning procedure and to ascertain, contest and notify the sanctions.
Therefore the procedure for the imposition of sanctions described in the Regulation (see Title V and in particular Article 13 which identifies the Secretary General as the competent Authority) has been replaced by that provided for in the aforementioned ANAC resolution. 
However, the obligation for the municipal administration to report any irregularities found to the ANAC remains, and the monitoring and supervision activities regulated by the Regulation itself remain confirmed (see articles 9, 10, 11 and 12).

On the occasion of the approval of this Regulation, the City Council approved an amendment which, subject to the position of the Privacy Guarantor, provided for the publication of the financial data of non-tenured managers and consultants and collaborators.
The Privacy Guarantor, with the attached provision no. 377 of 25 June 2015, highlighted the non-compatibility of the publication of such data with the Code regarding the Protection of Personal Data.

Updated: 27/02/2019