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Assoporti, the request to apply the ordinary procedure of variant to the PRP even to minor works risks blocking the ports
The association stresses the urgent need to implement a deep simplification of administrative procedures
January 27, 2020
Assoporti explained that he considered this decision to be at odds industry legislation, as well as the practice to date adopted and jurisprudence. In addition - he pointed out association - is potentially a halve ruse of a block generalised construction of minor works, but essential for ports are fully operational. Second association, full and loyal cooperation is needed governments in order to pursue the growth of Italian porrelevance.
"What worries us," the President said of Assoporti, Daniele Rossi - are the consequences of these actions on the our ports, also in terms of the impact on employment, in addition to than on the functionality of the port itself. The procedural process approval of the Port Regulatory Plan, not just in the process of drafting, but also in the case of variants, he recalled, it is very complex and takes a long time. It is one of the most administrative procedures that need to be reviewed several times pointed out by both Assoporti and the Council Superior of Public Works."
"We have met on several occasions with the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the Higher Council of Public works - concluded the President of Assoporti - for hypotheses of shared regulatory changes that have not yet they see the light. Now more than ever we need a standard clear that it will allow those who manage the ports to State's account to carry out the necessary works for their operationality.'
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Assoporti explained that he considered this decision to be at odds industry legislation, as well as the practice to date adopted and jurisprudence. In addition - he pointed out association - is potentially a halve ruse of a block generalised construction of minor works, but essential for ports are fully operational. Second association, full and loyal cooperation is needed governments in order to pursue the growth of Italian porrelevance.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
