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Notes on the Corporate Act in Italian Health Companies
Abstract
The corporatization of the Italian health system is to be considered a reform process that aims to achieve better performance of public health service companies, both in terms of effectiveness and efficiency. In this dimension, the choice of the legislator to establish health companies with public legal personality and at the same time to endow them with entrepreneurial autonomy is justified. The main expression of this autonomy is, undoubtedly, the corporate act, a document which is recognized as a private law act by which the organization and operation of the company are governed. It is adopted by the general manager and is based on the principles and criteria established by the regional legislative activity. The description made by the law regarding the corporate act is very generic, but the intention to compare it to the statute of a private company of which the health care company must imitate the internal organization is evident.
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