Anac wands the government on PNR and bridge over the strait

(ANSA) - ROME, JUNE 08 - For the PNRR are "indispensable" transparency and a system of controls and is "decisive" for its success (a "particularly steep climb"), the renegotiation of some measures, shifting less urgent investments to other loans. Too many derogations and dangerous "shortcuts" have been introduced in the Procurement Code. Enel dl on the Bridge over the Strait of Messina, there is a big flaw, an "imbalance" in the relationship between the public and private parts, which translates into damage for the former.
The president of ANAC Giuseppe Busia, presenting the annual report on the activities of the anti-corruption authority at the Chamber of Deputies, addresses many of the issues at the top of the political agenda and asks that there be no "steps backwards" in the fight against corruption. Messages that sound, at least in part, like criticism of the government, which is preparing among other things to abolish the abuse of office and to change the trafficking of illicit influences. The most direct references to the executive are on the Bridge and on the Procurement Code. In the dl on the public work that will connect Sicily and Calabria, there is "an imbalance in the relationship between the public grantor and the private part, to the detriment of the public, on which most of the risks end up being transferred", warns Busìa, complaining that amending proposals presented by the ANAC to correct this distortion have not been accepted by the government. The main criticism, however, is focused on the new procurement rules that will come into force on the first of July. "The derogation cannot be the rule" warns the president of the Anti-Corruption, who then points the finger at what he calls the "shortcuts harbinger of risks": such as the raising of the thresholds for direct awards, especially for services and supplies, or the elimination of notices and tenders for works up to five million euros. (ANSA).