Regolamento per la disciplina della gestione patrimoniale e finanziaria delle Camere di commercio. | 005G0279 — Italy law | Esheria

Regolamento per la disciplina della gestione patrimoniale e finanziaria delle Camere di commercio.

This preamble lists the legal bases for the regulation and defines key terms used later, including the council, giunta, secretary general, and strategic evaluation body.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
005G0279
Version
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Language
it
Updated
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accounting regulations administrative functions administrative regulation board powers budgeting and accounting camera di commercio governance chamber of commerce oversight chambers of commerce corporate governance council composition election and term employment fees financial management governance internal control performance evaluation regional control registry administration regulatory powers repeal / abrogation reporting representation statutes

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This preamble lists the legal bases for the regulation and defines key terms used later, including the council, giunta, secretary general, and strategic evaluation body. Il Presidente della Repubblica può emanare regolamenti, ma solo dopo la deliberazione del Consiglio dei Ministri e sentito il Consiglio di Stato, che deve esprimersi entro 90 giorni dalla richiesta. The Minister must send Parliament an annual general report on chamber-of-commerce activities, after hearing the State-Regions Conference. Regions may control chamber bodies, subject to the stated exception. The State keeps certain administrative powers over chambers of commerce, including approval, supervision, rulemaking, fee setting, dissolution of bodies, and management of general secretaries. Supervising state administrations must promote revisions of the statutes of the public bodies covered by the decree; the bodies may adopt accounting regulations based on civil-law principles, and those regulations need approval by the supervisory authority together with the Minister of the Treasury, Budget and Economic Planning.