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Merlo (Federlogistica): well the extension of the Golden Power to the ports, but not before having proceeded to tidy up on concessions
Without the immediate establishment of uniform rules for concessions, he explained, there is a risk of crystallising the status quo once again
November 16, 2020
Referring to the absence of a specific regulation on expected from 1994, the year of the launch of the new law on ports, Merlo stressed that this delay "has conditioned and delayed the capacity and scope of the Port System, potentially leaving room for distortions and risks associated, on the one hand with China's trade exuberance, on the other hand with a substantial "close shop", a scenario where there have been substantial exchanges of funds between subjects already present, but the conditions have not been built for real development of the sector.'
"Golden Power, without an immediate definition of rules uniform for concessions -- noted the president of Federlogistica - risks crystallizing once more the status quo, preventing the country's ports from flying and become, as should happen, the real engine for relaunching of the country.'
To this end, Merlo proposed the immediate creation of a table Ministry - ART (Transport Regulatory Authority) for produce homogeneous rules that can prevent further market distortions, today - he noted - already evident between one port and another and even more serious if generated by a public body.
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Referring to the absence of a specific regulation on expected from 1994, the year of the launch of the new law on ports, Merlo stressed that this delay "has conditioned and delayed the capacity and scope of the Port System, potentially leaving room for distortions and risks associated, on the one hand with China's trade exuberance, on the other hand with a substantial "close shop", a scenario where there have been substantial exchanges of funds between subjects already present, but the conditions have not been built for real development of the sector.'
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
