Decreti-legge, delegificazione e attribuzione di potere reolamentare al Governo

Abstract

This essay analyses the use of the “delegification” powers of Italian Government during the economic and financial crisis. “Delegification” regulations are often approved in Italian legal system in order to make easier the legislation and to abolish useless statutes. During the years of the economic crisis, furthermore in XVI and in XVII legislatures, “delegification” orders were considered as strategic instruments of economic and legal simplification. Nevertheless, in some cases, they added complexity to the economic and legal system.