Administrative simplification and anti-corruption activities: coexistence is possible
13 June 2019
13 June 2019
Contatti:
Segreteria organizzativa Eventi - Facoltà di Giurisprudenza
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Where: Aula 1, Law building – via Rosmini 27, Trento
Programme
9.00 Opening and welcome addresses
- Paolo Collini, Rector of the University of Trento
- Fulvio Cortese, Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Trento
9.30 General introduction
- Raffaele Cantone, president of the National Anti-Corruption Authority
10.15 The different aspects of simplification with respect to anti-corruption activities
Chair: Barbara Marchetti, full professor of administrative law, University of Trento
- The evolution of anti-corruption practices from the point of view of regulatory simplification
Marco Bombardelli, full professor of administrative law, University of Trento
- The impact of anti-corruption legislation on administrative activities, and demands for simplification
Nicoletta Parisi, member of the Board of the National Anti-Corruption Authority
- The impact of anti-corruption legislation on the organization of administrative services, and demands for simplification
Alessandra Pioggia, full professor of administrative law, University of Perugia
12.00: comments from the audience and discussion
12.30: lunch break
14.00 Round table
Public administrations and monitoring authorities: which strategies to prevent corruption by promoting simplification?
Chair and moderator: Fulvio Cortese, full professor of administrative law, University of Trento
- The control functions of the Court of Audit in preventing corruption practices
Anna Maria Rita Lentini, president of the Sezione di controllo, Corte dei conti Trentino Alto Adige, Trento
- The complexity of anti-corruption measures required by universities and possible simplification strategies
Vincenzo Tedesco, director general of the University of Camerino, member of the anti-corruption and transparency working group of Codau (Conference of the General Directors of University Administrations)
- The use of information technology for the implementation of anti-corruption measures and the simplification of procedures: difficulties and perspectives in the Autonomous Province of Trento
Cristiana Pretto, chief executive of the Autonomous Province of Trento (Unità di Missione Strategica Semplificazione e Digitalizzazione)
- Difficulties and opportunities offered by anti-corruption measures at the level of local bodies: simplifying requirements and procedures to improve services and the effectiveness of corruption prevention policies
Chiara Morandini, chief executive of the Municipality of Trento (dirigente Generale, Comune di Trento)
- Corruption and administrative risk management in the management of processes in view of simplification
Agnese L. Morelli, head of corruption prevention at APSS (Provincial Healthcare Services)
- Problems with anti-corruption requirements in accounting and expenditure procedures: simplification through the harmonization of notifications to several bodies
Elisabetta Endrici, head of the Planning, Reporting and Purchasing Directorate of the University of Trento
16.00: comments from the audience and discussion
16.30 Conclusions
- Francesco Merloni, member of the Board of the National Anti-Corruption Authority
Scientific Committee:
- Marco Bombardelli, University of Trento
- Elisabetta Endrici, University of Trento
- Nicoletta Parisi, ANAC
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