A Decalogue against corruption in public companies, is to that tomorrow will be officially presented by the Ministry for the economy. Here’s a preview.
Fighting malfeasance in public companies. And ‘This is the objective of the Directive anti-corruption prepared by the Minister of Economy, Pier Carlo Padoan, and Commissioner anti-corruption Raffaele Cantone. A Decalogue, anticipated today the newspaper La Repubblica, twelve pages that will apply immediately to unlisted companies, later, after the green light from Consob, also to those listed.
The rules, which should be presented officially tomorrow at the Ministry of Economy, will range from the rotation of the executives responsible for the creation of an anti-corruption. Also provided extensive protections for people, including employees, will denounce irregularities, and the mapping of the areas most at risk. Also coming rules on incompatibility of offices for managers and administrators, and the prohibition to assign roles to those who have been convicted of crimes against the public administration or is part of a national political body.
Meanwhile, last week the long-awaited anti-corruption bill has been a first important step in the Senate. The Judiciary Committee has completed its examination of the bill and instructed the Rapporteur, Nico D’Ascola (the new center-right) to report in the classroom. E ‘was also approved without changes the last amendment that was left to be discussed, that of the government on the tenuous nature of the fact for false accounting.
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