Possible conflicts of interest in the Board of Trustees: new regulation soon
The question had been raised by the ISS Board of Statutory Auditors and concerns possible conflicts of interest within the Board of Trustees. A complex issue, at a legal level, which the same members of the Council, of the College and a delegation from the State Congress spoke about in a meeting on Thursday 22 December.
Let’s start from the beginning: to avoid incompatibilities within the body that deals with social security, the Board of Auditors had suggested drawing up a regulation internal in the event of a conflict of interest of one or more members of the Pension Board. Situations of this kind could happen, institutional sources explain, especially for those members who are part of the body and, at the same time, cover leading roles within trade union and trade associations.
The solution could arrive quickly, probably in January, with the creation of the new procedure. The goal, explains the Secretary of State for Health, Robert Ciavattais “guarantee a greater third party”. Satisfied with the Council for the Social Security that had requested the meeting. On the subject, in the past few hours, a amendment to the budget law presented by Repubblica Futura – later rejected – which asked for figures specialized in the management of assets and investments to be seated on the Social Security Council.