OSS: the Ministry for Simplification clarifies the role of Chambers of Commerce
As announced, on September 30, 2010 was published in the Official Gazette to DPR n.229 dated 7 September 2010, No 160 with which it is adopted Rules for the simplification and reorganization of the discipline on the one-stop shop for Productive Activities (OSS) . The Regulation repeals the former regulatory DPR 447 of 1998 , which will cease to have effect at two different times: 180 days for the so-called automated procedure, one year to the regular procedure (Article 12, paragraph 1). Ie March 28, 2011 in relation to Chapters I, II, III, V and VI of the Rules and the September 30, 2011 in relation to Chapter IV.
An explanatory note issued by the office of the Department of Legislative Simplification Statement issued on January 12 in response to the questions of the City of Camposampierese (Pd), clarifies the role played by the Chambers of Commerce in the subrogation function by municipalities, which concerns more than one raised.
According to the note from the Ministry of Commerce, the Chamber shall exercise " functions required for the processing of the application, and shall communicate the results to the municipality . The delegation of the Chambers of Commerce would not "an exception to the ordinary division of powers, as the title of the administrative function is delegated to the town and its manager, or, if it has not been identified, the Town Clerk, pursuant to art. 4, paragraph 4 of the presidential decree No. 160 of 2010. The district, in sum, may avail itself of technical and organizational capacity of another public body, the chamber of commerce, while preserving the powers and the correlative responsibility of the activities undertaken by the offices of the latter. "
doubts, of course, remain, because the institute dell'avvalimento underlying claim is not invoked by the legislation in question, which simply transferred to Chamber of Commerce in the OSS fault management tasks of local governments.
Link: 01/12/2011 note Simplifying Ministry
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