Transparency, in compliance with the provisions on state, official, and statistical secrecy and the protection of personal data, contributes to implementing the democratic principle and the constitutional principles of equality, impartiality, good performance, responsibility, effectiveness and efficiency in the use of public resources, integrity and loyalty in serving the nation.
It is a condition for guaranteeing individual and collective freedoms, as well as civil, political and social rights, it integrates the right to good administration and contributes to the creation of an open administration, at the service of the citizen. It is a tool for spreading the culture of legality and for preventing and combating corruption and bad administration.
The data, information and documents contained in this section, called “Transparent Administration”, are published in compliance with the provisions of the obligations of publicity, transparency and dissemination of information by public administrations, pursuant to Article 1, paragraph 35 of Law 6 November 2012, n. 190 (“Anti-corruption Law”) as provided for by Legislative Decree 14 March 2013 n. 33 subsequently amended by Legislative Decree 25 May 2016 n. 97. The “Transparent Administration” section is structured according to the provisions of Annex 1 of ANAC Resolution n. 1310 dated 28 December 2016 (“First guidelines containing indications on the implementation of the obligations of publicity, transparency and dissemination of information contained in Legislative Decree n. 33/2013 as amended by Legislative Decree n. 97/2016”).
With Regional Law 29 October 2014 n. 10, published in the B.U.R. of 29 October 2014, the provisions were issued to adapt the local system to the obligations of publicity, transparency and dissemination of information identified by Law 6 November 2012, n. 190 and Legislative Decree 14 March 2013, no. 33.
With the subsequent Regional Law 15 December 2016 no. 16, published in the Official Journal of 15 December 2016, the obligations of publicity, transparency and dissemination of information were adapted to the innovations introduced by the aforementioned Legislative Decree 25 May 2016, no. 97.
By virtue of the adjustment made by Regional Law 15 December 2016 no. 16, the Administrations have a term of 6 months from the entry into force (16 June 2017) to proceed with said adjustment.
Open data and data reuse
see: Guidelines of the Guarantor on personal data
The data published online cannot be freely used by anyone for any purpose. The obligation provided for by the transparency legislation to publish data in “open format” does not imply that such data are also “open data”, that is, freely usable by anyone for any purpose.
The personal data published in this section can be reused only under the conditions provided for by the legislation in force on the reuse of public data (EU Directive 2003/98/EC and Legislative Decree 36/2006 implementing the same), in terms compatible with the purposes for which they were collected and recorded, and in compliance with the legislation on the protection of personal data.