Today the Senate Justice Commission met from 2.15 pm to examine the amendments to the delegation on the civil trial. In fact, the government amendments to the draft law on the reform of the civil trial have been deposited in the Senate Justice Commission. After the stamping by the State General Accounting Office, the Minister of Justice, Marta Cartabia, signed the 24 amendments, which now begin their parliamentary process, with a view to landing in the hall of Palazzo Madama starting from 20 July. This is - explains via Arenula in a note - the "first pillar of a large reform project": the goal is to reduce the time needed to define civil trials by 40%, according to the commitment undertaken by the Government with the EU with the PNRR. Cartabia:reduce the duration of trials "The fundamental role of civil justice is to protect the daily needs of citizens as well as those of economic operators: we are committed with the European institutions to reduce the duration of trials by 40% in 5 years. this, like the other upcoming reforms concerning justice, depends on the disbursement of the funds provided for by the NRP, to contribute to the overall revitalization of the country and its economy ". This was declared by the Minister of Justice Marta Cartabia, after the deposit of the Government amendments to the bill for the reform of the civil process. For the Keeper of the Seals, the reform is hinges on two sides: "to make the justice response in the courts more immediate and secure and, an aspect that is anything but secondary,stimulate a culture of consensual settlement of conflicts, counteracting the excesses of litigation. For this reason, the tools for alternative dispute resolution are enhanced with important tax incentives ", explained Cartabia. The amendments presented by the Government are in all 24 and aim at a reform that simplifies civil proceedings in the forms and times, providing quicker responses to the daily needs of citizens, and favors the attraction of foreign investments. The backbone of the civil justice reform - underlines via Arenula - revolves around the commitments undertaken by the Government with Europe in the PNRR, and, without upsetting the system existing, aims to rationalize some crucial junctions. Among the main innovations,the enhancement of alternative forms of justice, the simplification of civil proceedings (also by stabilizing the telematic innovations introduced during the Covid emergency), the strengthening of credit protection in the executive process, a simplification for judgments on employment matters, the institution of a unitary rite instead of the fragmentation of family proceedings, preserving the specificities of juvenile justice. The spirit of the reform, therefore, lies in the idea of an "agile" process, under the banner of "collaboration between the parties", the defenders and the judge.a simplification for judgments on labor matters, the institution of a unitary rite in place of the fragmentation of family proceedings, while preserving the specificities of juvenile justice. The spirit of the reform, therefore, lies in the idea of an "agile" process, under the banner of "collaboration between the parties", the defenders and the judge.a simplification for judgments on labor matters, the institution of a unitary rite in place of the fragmentation of family proceedings, while preserving the specificities of juvenile justice. The spirit of the reform, therefore, lies in the idea of an "agile" process, under the banner of "collaboration between the parties", the defenders and the judge.
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June 16, 2021 Today the Senate Justice Commission met at 2.15 pm to examine the amendments to the delegation on the civil trial. In fact, the government amendments to the draft law on the reform of the civil trial have been deposited in the Senate Justice Commission. After the stamping by the State General Accounting Office, the Minister of Justice, Marta Cartabia, signed the 24 amendments, which now begin their parliamentary process, with a view to landing in the hall of Palazzo Madama starting from 20 July. This is - explains via Arenula in a note - the "first pillar of a large reform project": the goal is to reduce the time needed to define civil trials by 40%, according to the commitment undertaken by the Government with the EU with the PNRR.
Cartabia: reduce trial duration
"The fundamental role of civil justice is to protect the daily needs of citizens as well as those of economic operators: we are committed with the European institutions to reduce the duration of trials by 40% in 5 years. approval of this, like the other upcoming reforms concerning justice, depends on the disbursement of the funds provided for by the NRP, to contribute to the overall revitalization of the country and its economy ".
This was declared by the Minister of Justice Marta Cartabia, after the deposit of the Government amendments to the bill for the reform of the civil process. For the Keeper of the Seals, the reform is hinges on two points: "to make the justice response in the courts more immediate and secure and, an aspect that is anything but secondary, to stimulate a culture of consensual settlement of conflicts, counteracting excesses of litigation. they enhance the alternative dispute resolution tools with important tax incentives ", explained Cartabia.
The amendments presented by the Government are in total 24 and aim at a reform that simplifies civil proceedings in the forms and times, provides faster answers to the daily needs of citizens, and favors the attraction of foreign investments. The supporting architecture of the civil justice reform - underlines via Arenula - revolves around the commitments undertaken by the Government with Europe in the NRP, and, without upsetting the existing system, aims to rationalize some crucial junctions.
Among the main innovations, the enhancement of alternative forms of justice, the simplification of civil proceedings (also stabilizing the telematic innovations introduced during the Covid emergency), the strengthening of credit protection in the executive process, a simplification for judgments on work, the institution of a unitary rite in place of the fragmentation of family proceedings, while preserving the specificities of juvenile justice. The spirit of the reform, therefore, lies in the idea of an "agile" process, under the banner of "collaboration between the parties", the defenders and the judge.
