Disposizioni in materia di lavoro nel settore cinematografico e audiovisivo, a norma dell'articolo 35, della legge 14 novembre 2016, n. 220. (17G00218) | 17G00218 — Italy law | Esheria

Disposizioni in materia di lavoro nel settore cinematografico e audiovisivo, a norma dell'articolo 35, della legge 14 novembre 2016, n. 220. (17G00218)

This provision is a preamble and an amendment: it adds a reference to producing specific audiovisual works in article 23(2)(d) of Legislative Decree No. 81/2015.

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Italy
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17G00218
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contracts employment regulation film and audiovisual sector film production government procedure public authority public sector governance regulatory process

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This provision is a preamble and an amendment: it adds a reference to producing specific audiovisual works in article 23(2)(d) of Legislative Decree No. 81/2015. Legislative power cannot be delegated to the Government unless principles and guiding criteria are set, and only for a limited time and defined matters. The President of the Republic has several constitutional powers, including sending messages to Parliament, calling elections, promulgating laws, ratifying treaties, commanding the armed forces, and granting pardons or commuting sentences. Article 117 divides legislative and regulatory powers between the State, Regions, and local authorities, and sets conditions for regional participation in EU and international matters. The Government is delegated to issue legislative decrees within 12 months to reorganize and introduce rules for labour relations, professions, and trades in the film and audiovisual sector.