Regolamento per il riordino degli organismi operanti presso il Ministero della salute, a norma dell'articolo 29 del decreto-legge 4 luglio 2006, n. 223, convertito, con modificazioni, dalla legge 4 agosto 2006, n. 248. | 007G0100 — Italy law | Esheria

Regolamento per il riordino degli organismi operanti presso il Ministero della salute, a norma dell'articolo 29 del decreto-legge 4 luglio 2006, n. 223, convertito, con modificazioni, dalla legge 4 agosto 2006, n. 248.

This provision confirms the listed health ministry bodies and says they continue operating for the period set in Article 9.

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Italy
Instrument
Decree law
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007G0100
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This provision confirms the listed health ministry bodies and says they continue operating for the period set in Article 9. I regulations are issued by decree of the President of the Republic, after a Cabinet decision and hearing the Council of State, for matters not reserved absolutely to law by the Constitution. Public administrations must cut spending on collegial and other bodies by 30% versus 2005 and take adjustment measures quickly. Central and regional administrations must set up and make operational public investment evaluation units, and the CIPE is empowered to create and guide a monitoring system for public investments. The health minister must use the Commission’s opinion, and the Commission must be appointed within 90 days and handle consultative tasks.