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DURATION
1 day

DATES
17 october 2025

OPENING HOURS
9.00 – 14.00

PARTICIPATION FEE
Euro 490.00 + VAT (the fee is exempt from VAT if paid by public bodies)

LECTURER
Pres. Prof. Vito TENORE
President of the Court of Auditors, Professor at SNA.

Description

A comprehensive overview of the responsibilities pf the procedural officer according to L. No. 241/1990.

Objectives

The program focuses on the role and responsibilities of procedural and decision-making officers in public administrations. It analyzes the legal framework, delegation of powers, and the implications of recent regulatory reforms.

Target

Public managers, service or procedural officers, local government administrators, officials delegated to carry out significant tasks, municipal secretaries, and legal professionals working in public entities or in private practice.

Program and Contents

• The role of the procedural officer according to L. No. 241/1990.
• Delegation of powers: Impact on job responsibilities and accountability within public offices.
• Identifying the procedural officer and distinguishing from the decision-making officer: Definitions, roles, and liabilities.
• Investigative powers and responsibilities of the procedural officer: inspection authority and self-remedy powers.
• Silent assent and substitute declarations: The procedural officer’s responsibilities in verifying false statements and reporting obligations.
• Specific features of the “RUP” (Single Procedure Manager) in public procurement and in recruitment procedures.
• Obligations of self-remedy (annulment, revocation, forfeiture) following the amendments to Law No. 241/1990: division of responsibilities between procedural and decision-making officers.
• Types of liability:
  • Administrative and accounting liability
  • Criminal, civil, and disciplinary liability
  • Recent changes: protective shield for accounting liability (DL No. 76/2020) and the 2023 Foti legislative proposal.
  • Updates to the Code of Conduct.
• Anti-corruption legislation (Law No. 190/2012):
  • Impact on organizational structures
  • Responsibilities of managers and procedural officers
  • Risk prevention measures
  • Conflict of interest declarations at the time of assignment
  • Effects of the Code of Conduct, transparency obligations, and rotation of assignments.

ISSUANCE OF THE CERTIFICATE OF FREQUENCY AND PROFIT

The CEIDA has applied for renewal of accreditation with the Lazio Region, following the adaptation of facilities to ensure full accessibility, in accordance with current regulations. Pending the confirmation of accreditation, the certificate of attendance and profit will still be issued, subject to reservation, according to the procedures provided by the regulations currently in force.

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION

Please note that the activation of the course will only take place following written communication from CEIDA. Therefore, we strongly advise against making reservations or purchases of travel tickets, accommodation or other related services before receiving such official confirmation, including the mode of course delivery (face-to-face or distance). CEIDA accepts no responsibility for any expenses incurred in advance and shall not be liable in any way for reimbursement or compensation of a financial or other nature.