CA’ FOSCARI UNIVERSITY OF VENICE published Beatrice Zagato’ s article “MIBACT: a practical guide to rediscovering common sense!” written in collaboration with lawyer Pierpaolo Carbone (Studio Legale Lemme Avvocati associati).
General Catalogue | Series | Sapere l’Europa, sapere d’Europa | Cultural Heritage. Scenarios 2015 – 2017.
Article 12/2 of the Code of Cultural Heritage stipulates that the Ministry shall dictate the “general guidelines” which the public offices responsible for assessing the cultural nature of a private good must adhere to. The same reference is made in art. 68/4; 4.1; 29.5; 71.4; 72.4 of the Code. Yet neither MiBAC (first) nor MiBACT (subsequently) have ever set the parameters required by the regulation.
How, then, can the efficiency, equity and transparency of administrative action be ensured if it lacks that essential “uniformityof assessment”placed, by the legislator, at the basis of the most significant measures related to the circulation and preservation of the cultural good?