E 'was published in the Official Gazette January 10, 2011, No 6 , the Legislative Decree of 30 December 2010, No 235, amending the Digital Administration Code (Legislative Decree of March 7, 2005, 82). Credit is due to the Government to have fielded at least a willingness to change things. The predictions of the previous code that would limit it make the application:
Decree 7 March 2005, No 82 (Digital Administration Code)
- provided that there were no additional charges (Article 2);
- or within the limits of technological and organizational resources available and in accordance with the regulatory autonomy of the Regions (Article 3), the result of both
Decree 7 March 2005, No 82 (Digital Administration Code)
ART. 2 (Purpose and Scope)
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2-bis. All provisions of this code shall apply to the government, where technically feasible and provided that you do not produce new or higher charges for public finance is, directly or indirectly, increases costs for users, including private entities responsible for the exercise of administrative activities (1).
(1) Paragraph added by Article 36, paragraph 5, of Act June 18, 2009, No 69. POST REFORM
Legislative Decree 30 December 2010, n. 235
Article 2 Amendments to Article 2 of Decree 7 March 2005, No 82
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b) paragraph 2-a is repealed; ART. 3 (Right to the use of technology)
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1-bis. The principle referred to in paragraph 1 shall apply to regional and local governments within the limits of technological resources and organizational available and in accordance with their self-regulation (2).
(2) Paragraph added by Article 3 of Legislative Decree no. April 4, 2006, No 159.
POST REFORM
Legislative Decree 30 December 2010, n. 235 Article 3
Amendments to Article 3 of Legislative Decree 7 March 2005, No 82
1. Article 3 of Legislative Decree 7 March 2005, No 82, shall be amended as follows: [...]
b) paragraph 1-a is repealed.
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