Italian law there are no general statutory provisions requiring participation of interested parties in rulemaking procedures. However, specific provisions, requiring various forms of participation for some kinds of procedure or for some authorities, are increasing in number. After describing some relevant features of the Italian legal system and accounting for the legal regime of rulemaking, this paper briefly provides a short overview of the relevant law and considers the reasons for not having general statutory provisions and the reasons for the rise of participation practices. In conclusion, it brings to the attention some recent developments, which could restrict or jeopardize participation in rulemaking
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Innovative approaches aimed at engaging citizens in public policy-making through informed discussion...
The paper anayles «Tailor-made acts» (Leggi-provvedimento) and «reserved domains» for administrative...
Previous research has proved that a high level of consensus in the law-making process can be found i...
Italian law there are no general statutory provisions requiring participation of interested parties ...
This article discusses the legality review of secondary rules in Italy. In the era of the vast admi...
This papers examines the legislative regulation of administrative procedures in Spain and Italy. It ...
This chapter describes the juridification process and its implication for Italian administrative law...
The Article deals with the new Italian regime for Healthcare Liability and focuses on the primary ro...
The general rule excluding illegally obtained evidence is tied to the principle of legality, on whic...
To what extent do Italian courts adapt the national legal instruments (principles, rules and legal t...
This paper aims to analyze the participation of organized interests in the legislative process, disc...
In this article, the Author provides an overview of the Italian approach towards evidence gathered a...
Innovative approaches aimed at engaging citizens in public policy-making through informed discussion...
The paper anayles «Tailor-made acts» (Leggi-provvedimento) and «reserved domains» for administrative...
Previous research has proved that a high level of consensus in the law-making process can be found i...