In 2024, the Italian Parliament introduced an ad hoc provision regulating the concession of goods belonging to the maritime, lacustrine, and fluvial public domain, specifically for the purpose of non- professional sports activities carried out by qualifying entities. This regulation notably exempts such concessions from the general principles of transparency and competition, which ordinarily apply to similar cases. The present essay aims to explore the legal boundaries and potential implications of this regulatory framework, assessing both its limitations and future perspectives.
LA TUTELA DELL’INTERESSE PUBBLICO NELLA LEGGE “SALVA CIRCOLI”
Paolo Brambilla
2025-01-01
Abstract
In 2024, the Italian Parliament introduced an ad hoc provision regulating the concession of goods belonging to the maritime, lacustrine, and fluvial public domain, specifically for the purpose of non- professional sports activities carried out by qualifying entities. This regulation notably exempts such concessions from the general principles of transparency and competition, which ordinarily apply to similar cases. The present essay aims to explore the legal boundaries and potential implications of this regulatory framework, assessing both its limitations and future perspectives.
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