ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “Improving administrative procedures for an increasingly cutting-edge service, in full compliance with the rules and rules governing public procurement and contracts systems: this is the sense of the parliamentary Commission’s mission for Simplification in Denmark, one of the European countries with the best levels of transparency.” Thus Saverio Romano, president of the Commission for Simplification, commenting on the visit and the days of comparison with the Danish institutional leadership. At the round table with members and officials of Parliament on the prevention of corruption in public procurement, meetings were held with Bo Smith, former Secretary-General of the Ministry of Labour, Torben Skovgaard Andersen, Deputy Administrative Director of Parliament, Head of Administration, It, Security and Services, Lars Christian Brask, Vice-President of Parliament and member of the Liberal Alliance Party and spokesman of the same training for Foreign Affairs and Nordic Cooperation, President of the Danish delegation to the North Council.
“The Commission for Simplification which I have the honour of presiding, continues the analysis and research activity to identify not only the best practices in the field of digitization, simplification but also in the prevention of corruption phenomena, in the awareness of how essential the transparency factor is to ensure full regularity of administrative processes, to protect user rights and an efficient system,” Romano added.
– photo Saverio Romano –
(ITALPRESS).
