Regrouping, being a Tutt 'one, the CE can be done. I open this comment with a little 'satisfaction as to what the site says the FNSI that the issue has devoted space on its home page, the LNP is available to deal with the bodies representing photojournalists ( Fnsi and Gsgiv ) to improve some parts of the regulation issued last week.
Here is the blurb published on the website of FNSI , prayer, want to leave your comments in the post "the field of ideas" and take as an example the comment by John is concrete, not whining and ideas feasible. The comments serve as reminders to those who ( Ussi and GSGIV ) in a few days, no one knows well when he will meet leaders of the League to deal with the new regulation. From the site
FNSI :
No more fake photojournalists on the football field during official competitions of the National League professionals. So at least in the intentions of the leaders of the Football League that, just trying to do some 'cleaning up of the increasing number of "infiltrators", has launched a special regulation that should take away from the playing enclosure who has nothing to do with the role of those who must provide visual information on a field of sport undoubtedly of the utmost importance to readers.
Under the new rules, from early November onwards should be able to obtain credit from the individual clubs only photojournalists enrolled in a register kept by the National League professionals. New Regulation of the Football League list and also concern, in addition to photojournalists, photographers commissioned officers by the companies of the teams in the field.
To be listed in the League, photojournalists and photographers must be provided by a newspaper (print or press agency) or a member of the National League club professionals, or in the case of freelance, must prove to be registered with the journalists or the Chamber of Commerce, stating in parallel also its position or social security Inpgi Inps and exhibiting an insurance policy to cover any losses caused by them to persons and property at work inside the stadium.
The new regulation, see: http://www.lega-calcio.it/comun/0708/cu53.pdf , also lays down the basic rules of concrete operational capabilities of those who will work in the enclosure game is also clear that for the inclusion on the list of the League, the photojournalist must sign an undertaking to use Photos taken "solely for purposes of news story" and "not to use or sell to third parties for purposes other than" the images produced.
The basic purpose of the new regulation have been well received by most colleagues share photojournalists in the industry who are familiar with the current inconvenience of having to make their already difficult job too often hindered by the presence of persons not unjustified have nothing to do with journalism.
There are however concerns about some of the rules and in particular the risk of condradditorie interpretations of the rules concerning the requirements to be documented in order to be included in the list of fotoreporter "titolati" per ottenere gli accrediti. Su quest'ultimo fronte, la Lega Calcio ha già comunque chiarito agli organismi della Fnsi che rappresentano i colleghi direttamente interessati ( Ussi e Gsgiv ) di essere disponibile a valutare osservazioni e suggerimenti utili ad apportare, nel comune interesse, tutti i correttivi necessari.
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