The measure, which has not yet been published in the Official Gazette, has implemented a well-61 European directives and introduced “corrective” to our domestic law to prevent the opening of costly infringement procedures. Varied as usual the subject matter of transposition: from the energy package, simplifying the disposal of waste food, a corner on alcohol, pork carcass disposal and blood products, the new rules on credit rating agencies and safe toys.
Also changed the timing of hunting and sled to March 15, 2011, implementation of new rules on the collection of charges. Then strengthened protections against identity theft and fraud in electronic payment instruments. While it is definitely missed the rule required the reinstatement of the cap on salaries of managers of banks and listed companies. Here, however, full of all the abc news contained in the Communal 2009.
Credit rating agencies (Article 50). Transposing Community legislation (Regulation 1060/2009 of 16 September) sets the conditions for the issue of “rating, setting, including provisions on the organization and conduct of activities of credit rating agencies, in order to promote independence and prevent conflicts of interest. Consob is indicated as a national authority for control.

Implementation of measures address the Chamber (Article 7). Strengthens the role of Parliament in the drafting process to represent the Italian position in the European Union and in the preparation of National Reform Programmes for the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy for Growth and Jobs. The rule also tightens up the disclosure requirements of the Government to both Houses on pre-litigation court proceedings concerning Italy.
Implementation of Community Law 2009 (Articles 1 to 5). Will be through legislative decrees, which must pass the examination of House and Senate. If the government “escape” to implement a directive contained in the Communal 2009, the Minister for European Affairs shall immediately inform Parliament of the question, explaining, also, the reasons for the failure to implement. At stake if there are regions and autonomous provinces, the Minister for European Affairs will monitor the implementation of directives, reporting every six months, to the Chambers. The Government may, in addition, criminal or administrative sanctions to punish violations of obligations under the directives. It is expected, too, that the burden of performance and monitoring – that government agencies are calling for support in implementation of EU legislation – are borne by the stakeholders, according to the rates determined on the basis of the actual cost of the service, provided that is not inconsistent with the Guidelines. For homogeneous materials and sectors, the government is finally managing to take single texts or area codes for the coordination of the implementing provisions adopted by the Community rules already exist in national law, in the same subjects.