Italy: ECJ confirms advice of Autorità on professional associations
Saturday, 1 August 1998
Featured In: August / September 1998 (Vol. 1 Iss. 4)
The current rules relating to the professions were drawn up at the beginning of this century and were meant to protect the public from excessive fees and unethical and unprofessional behaviour. In the present social and economic context, these tasks should be left to market forces. The government is currently adopting new rules regulating the professions. This new legislation regulating access to the profession and the scope of activity of professional associations and their regulating bodies will necessarily have to take into account the new economic realities and the need to open up the professions to competition.
Salvatore Lamarca
Freshfields
Milan
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