Introduce specific support figures to the provincial police in the implementation of control plans regarding the "uncontrolled growth of the population of wildlife, especially wild boars". Provide insurance coverage in the event of damage caused by wildlife, provide 100% compensation for damage caused by protected fauna and set up a specific national technical committee. These are some of the requests made by the Regions, which sound the alarm in a hearing to the Agriculture Commission on the situation of "uncontrolled development of wildlife", in particular of wild boars.
There are seven interventions proposed by the councilors of the various Regions, who filed a document approved today by the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces. Among these, that of introducing "the figure of the coadjutor who can be used by the provincial police in the implementation of the control plans. Among the actors implementing the control plans, the conference of the regions proposes to include, in addition to the Provincial Police Corps, to the local Police and the Forestry Carabinieri, also employees of the provincial or regional administrations with a hunting license (in the event that the Provincial Police has changed to regional roles) and the civil protection associations in the wildlife field. control must also be possible for reasons of "public safety",possibly also referring to interventions aimed at preventing or reducing the risk of road accidents ". But also to" strengthen and extend the containment collection of ungulates also in protected areas and in those affected by fire ". The Regions also ask to" provide adequate coverage insurance through the inclusion of this type of liability in the context of compulsory Civil Liability insurance policies, or, alternatively, by setting up a special 'Accidental Damage Fund' from wildlife ". In addition, the document requires" to strengthen the Provincial Police, overcoming various critical issues due to the current limits on hiring "and"to transfer in full to the Regions that bear the burdens of wildlife management all the proceeds that are currently received by the State for the hunting activity exercised in the territory. protected fauna ". Finally, the request is made to" reactivate the national wildlife technical committee, an ideal tool for bringing back the discussion of faunal-hunting issues within the ministry of agricultural and forestry policies ".requests are made to "reactivate the national wildlife technical committee, an ideal tool for bringing back the discussion of faunal-hunting issues within the ministry of agricultural and forestry policies".requests are made to "reactivate the national wildlife technical committee, an ideal tool for bringing back the discussion of faunal-hunting issues within the ministry of agricultural and forestry policies".
"The uncontrolled growth of the population of wildlife, in particular of ungulates (wild boars), has become a real emergency throughout the country that causes considerable damage to agriculture, an increase in road accidents with sometimes fatal outcomes and risks of a hygienic-sanitary nature linked to the spread of epizootic diseases, such as African swine fever (Psa), which can jeopardize the entire livestock sector ", this is the alarm cry launched by the representatives of the Conference of Regions during a hearing at the Agriculture Commission of the Chamber.
"It is urgent to define adequate intervention tools - explains Cristiano Corazzari, councilor of the Veneto Region, representing the Agricultural Policy Commission of the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces - because the national regulatory framework is outdated and deficient. We need to make the rules more effective. of Law No. 157/1992 and of the Delrio Law to allow an effective restoration of the environmental balance that the situation of uncontrolled development of wildlife in recent years - concludes Corazzari - has substantially compromised ".
Uncem, with the whole system of mountain local authorities, "fully shares the lines of action indicated by the Conference of Regions for the containment of wild boars. An emergency that Uncem has repeatedly represented, with all the Italian mountain municipalities. agricultural enterprises and for road safety. Action is needed immediately ". Uncem, with the national president Marco Bussone, recognizes the seven proposed lines of action as important and relaunches them, asking the Government, Parliament, all Regions to act effectively and quickly.
There are seven interventions proposed by the councilors of the various Regions, who filed a document approved today by the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces. Among these, that of introducing "the figure of the coadjutor who can be used by the provincial police in the implementation of the control plans. Among the actors implementing the control plans, the conference of the regions proposes to include, in addition to the Provincial Police Corps, to the local Police and the Forestry Carabinieri, also employees of the provincial or regional administrations with a hunting license (in the event that the Provincial Police has changed to regional roles) and the civil protection associations in the wildlife field. control must also be possible for reasons of "public safety",possibly also referring to interventions aimed at preventing or reducing the risk of road accidents ". But also to" strengthen and extend the containment collection of ungulates also in protected areas and in those affected by fire ". The Regions also ask to" provide adequate coverage insurance through the inclusion of this type of liability in the context of compulsory Civil Liability insurance policies, or, alternatively, by setting up a special 'Accidental Damage Fund' from wildlife ". In addition, the document requires" to strengthen the Provincial Police, overcoming various critical issues due to the current limits on hiring "and"to transfer in full to the Regions that bear the burdens of wildlife management all the proceeds that are currently received by the State for the hunting activity exercised in the territory. protected fauna ". Finally, the request is made to" reactivate the national wildlife technical committee, an ideal tool for bringing back the discussion of faunal-hunting issues within the ministry of agricultural and forestry policies ".requests are made to "reactivate the national wildlife technical committee, an ideal tool for bringing back the discussion of faunal-hunting issues within the ministry of agricultural and forestry policies".requests are made to "reactivate the national wildlife technical committee, an ideal tool for bringing back the discussion of faunal-hunting issues within the ministry of agricultural and forestry policies".