Regolamento concernente disposizioni relative alle forme di pubblicità dell'avvio delle procedure per l'esame di Stato per l'abilitazione all'esercizio della professione di avvocato, a norma dell'articolo 47, comma 7, della legge 31 dicembre 2012, n. 247. (15G00156)
This regulation sets the rules for how the start of the procedures for the state exam to qualify as a lawyer must be made public.
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- Italy
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- Regulation
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- 15G00156
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This regulation sets the rules for how the start of the procedures for the state exam to qualify as a lawyer must be made public. The minister may issue regulations by ministerial decree in matters within the minister’s or subordinate authorities’ competence if the law expressly gives that power. Joint ministerial decrees may be used for matters shared by several ministers, but only with specific legal authorization. Ministerial and interministerial regulations cannot conflict with government regulations and must be communicated to the Prime Minister before issuance. The justice minister must issue implementing regulations within two years of the law taking effect, after required opinions are obtained. The CNF must give its opinion within 90 days, and parliamentary commissions must give their opinion within 60 days on the draft regulations. The start of qualification-exam procedures must be publicly announced promptly, according to rules set by an implementing regulation issued by the Minister of Justice.
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Regolamento concernente disposizioni relative alle forme di pubblicità dell'avvio delle procedure per l'esame di Stato per l'abilitazione all'esercizio della professione di avvocato, a norma dell'articolo 47, comma 7, della legge 31 dicembre 2012, n. 247. (15G00156)
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