The bill approved in the Senate on the implementation of Community obligations by 2011 with Part 15 provides for the abolition of the method for managing in-house service delivery of public water .
The term "procurement" in house "is intended to indicate the particular case in which the contract may be entrusted to entities that are part of the contracting authority (the minority) ex. BrianzaAcque
This means that the expectation of water management will be contracted to a company with majority private.
Given the unwarranted haste and providing for the approval of the bill come to me a few questions:
- What is the position of City policy with respect to an issue so sensitive to the citizen or access to a primary resource as water?
- In light of the conduct of these companies for other cases (eg.'s Contribution in the bill for cleaner phantom) and the weakness of the administrations involved (not even the senator is able to deal with them!) What safeguards are offered the citizen by the administration? (See the link from the site of the City BrianzaAcque)
- Given the situation of the municipal budget gives the administration what guarantees so that this outsourcing of municipal management has a positive return for the public to grasp and is not a simple sell-off, of course, run by Lazzate to monetize?
- Who protects the citizen if they occur unjustified increases in the face of inefficient services sameness? ... Maybe Europe?
I would not find in the 21st century have to go to fetch water with the bucket in a public well .....
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