Normattiva is an Italian government

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published on 19 March 2010. It contains the rules of

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beginning in 1861.

Institution

The Normattiva was created by two laws: * * These were issued to create a free service for the review of all Italian legislation.

History

The site has been updated over the years. It progressively addressed earlier legislation. * 19 March 2010, publication of the website * 8 May 2010, legislation available since 1970 * 22 June 2010, legislation available since 1960 * 28 September 2010, legislation available since 1946 * 5 December 2013, legislation available since 1944 * 21 February 2014, legislation available since 1942 * 3 July 2014, legislation available since 1940 * 18 July 2014, list of the main

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* 25 September 2014, legislation available since 1938 * 1 December 2014, legislation available since 1933 * 2 May 2018, legislation available since 1916 * 2 August 2018, legislation available since 1861Integration of the database with the documents published since 1861
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References

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