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Contested the nomination of Massidda to president of the Harbour Authority of Cagliari
Deiana, headmaster of the Faculty of Jurisprudence of Cagliari, has introduced resorted to the REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE COURT
November 23, 2011
The headmaster of the Faculty of Jurisprudence of the University of Cagliari, Massimo Deiana, has introduced rerun to the Regional administrative court of the Sardinia contesting the nomination of Piergiorgio Massidda, senator of the Pdl, to president of the Harbour Authority of Cagliari.
Deiana, teacher by right of navigation and in its turn which candidated to the presidency of the harbour agency, the lack of demanded titles has demanded the precautionary suspension of the effectiveness of the nomination having contested to Massidda, being graduated in medicine and surgery, and presumed irregularity in the procedure of designation defined from article 8 of the law of I reorder of the legislation in harbour matter n. 84 of 1994.
Massidda has replied declaring of being sorry "that professor Deiana, expert of navigation, this time outside are broken. The management of a port - it has added - is an activity very more complex where the legal acquaintances of the matter meet not only, but also entrepreneurial abilities and political experience. To not of it wants the Deiana friend, but the indications me had from the territory, the almost unanimous ballot bipartisan in the two copper of the parliament, as well as naturally the indication of the minister of the Transports and the president of the Sardinia Region - it has concluded Massidda - would have had to clear it and to make to direct it towards other ports".
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