IMU decree, the Chamber approves amendment to reduce the maxi-penalties to slot network concessionaires to 20%

 

(Jamma) With 231 votes in favor and 183 against, the Chamber of Deputies approved the Government amendment which introduces a modification to the measure which allows for the resolution of disputes with the Court of Auditors through the payment of a reduced amount of contested sanctions. Specifically "the parties who have already filed an application for a facilitated settlement prior to the date of entry into force of the law converting the IMU decree can modify it, thus paying 20% ​​of the sum instead of 25% in accordance with the provisions referred to in paragraph 2-up to within the date of 4 November 2013. Within the same term, the parties whose requests for facilitated settlement presented pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2 have already been accepted, can file an application for review with the same judge who issued the decree together with the proof of payment, in the terms and in the forms referred to in paragraph 2-up toof a sum not less than twenty per cent of the damage quantified in the first instance sentence; the appellate section decides in chambers, having heard the parties, within the peremptory term of 5 days following the filing of the request and, if accepted, for the purpose of defining the judgment pursuant to article 1, paragraph 233, of the law 23 December 2005, n. 266, with a decree to be communicated immediately to the parties, determines the sum due in an amount equal to that paid.

 

The Budget and Finance Commission of the Chamber also presented two sub-amendments according to which the payment of the sums by the subjects who adhere to the facilitated definition must take place in a single solution and that the adhesion must take place within the established terms.

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