A proposal for reform of the system was presented for the first time in 2006, on the initiative of Hon Realacci and Franceschini ( PDL 1561/2006 ) and then to the legislature next riprensentata ( PDL 55/2008 combined with the proposal no. 3271/2010) .
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The guiding principles of the reform are autonomy, federalism, the impartiality and multireference. At a hearing in the House General Manager ISPRA Stefano Laporta has emphasized the significance of these principles that would give agencies the necessary independence, with respect to both public and private use, for the proper performance of controls and transparency in citizens.
The exchange and sharing of information, implementing the principles established by the Aarhus Convention (1998) on access to information, will facilitate public participation in decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters. Support for the achievement of the objective is provided by the Regional Environmental Information System (SIRA) assembled themselves in the national SINAnet .
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