Ten years after the entry into force of the Legislative Decree 33 of 2013 regarding the right of civic access and the obligations of publicity, transparency and dissemination of information by public administrations, the Metropolitan City of Naples organizes for Friday, 2 February 2024 from 9.30 am to 2.00 pm in the council chamber of Santa Maria La Nova, a conference titled «Transparency Day 2024. What PA ten years after the Legislative Decree 33/2013», with analysis on the possible future scenarios posed by the use and development of artificial intelligence.
After the institutional greetings of the Mayor of the Metropolitan City of Naples Gaetano Manfredi, the Prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari, the speakers will be Giuseppe Busia, President ANAC, Vincenzo Salamone, President TAR Campania, Massimo Gagliardi, President of the Regional Control Section of the Court of Auditors for Campania, Paola Del Giudice, President of the Ordinary Court of Nola, Michele Calleri, President Transparency International Italy, Anna Papa, Full Professor of Constitutional Law President Interdepartmental School of Economics and Law University Parthenope, Dario Simeoli, State Councilor, Sergio Amato, Deputy Prosecutor at the Court of Naples and Alessandro De Santis Councilor Regional Control Section of the Court of Auditors for Campania.
Many and all of great relevance are the topics at the center of the debate, introduced and moderated by Antonio Meola, Secretary General Metropolitan City of Naples. It starts from the ten-year balance of Legislative Decree no. 33 of 2013 which introduced not only generalized access, but a new culture of transparency as a «public good» introducing widespread control of the Public Administration by citizens.
A revolution compared to the previous approach contained in law 241/90 which provided for access to documents, data and information held by a Public Administration only to subjects who had a 'direct, concrete and current' interest in the document itself. The idea of the PA as a 'glass house', transparency as an antidote to corruption finds favor with public opinion, emerged from the Tangentopoli cyclone, but must deal with the regulations on privacy and confidentiality, also of a commercial nature contained in the new Procurement Code (Legislative Decree 36/ 2023).
Today the new challenges are called 'digitization' and 'artificial intelligence': it is with them that the legislation on transparency and access must deal, not only in a European but global perspective.
The conclusions will be entrusted to the Councilor TAR Lombardy Anna Corrado, expert in the field of corruption prevention and administrative transparency, as well as author of several in-depth articles on access to documents and civic access, on the protection of privacy and public contracts, digitization and the use of artificial intelligence.