Swimming pools with non-compliant suction nozzles face closure. This is foreseen by an amendment to the sports decree law under examination in the Chamber of Deputies.
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The bipartisan amendment proposal, presented by the Culture commission and supported by all groups, applies to “all swimming pools, public, private, open to the public or collective,” as stated by Lega deputy Laura Cavandoli.
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If the deficiency is not remedied, the proposal provides for the closure of the facility. The amendment, explained by Undersecretary for Relations with Parliament Paolo Barelli, arises “also in light of recent incidents, in order to ensure that swimming pools have all the technological precautions in place to prevent suction flows from posing risks to bathers.”
The amendment was presented in the Chamber in the afternoon, set aside, and will be voted on tomorrow.
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