Abstract
The paper is aimed at analysing the possible effects of the recent constitutional revision in environmental matters on the issue of safety in the workplace and safety in the external environment. The Author, after illustrating the importance of the reform in question from a cultural point of view, examines its foreseeable impact on the activity of the legislator and ordinary judges. What emerges is the picture of a timid reform on a literal level, which is limited, moreover, to incorporating hermeneutic approaches already consolidated for some time. Therefore, the reform does not appear destined to have significant consequences on the way of understanding and therefore applying the protections provided by the current legislation in the matters under investigation.
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