Abstract
The purpose of the paper is to analyze the so-called explicit and implicit soft regulation that the National Anti-Corruption Authority carries out in the areas under its competence, also questioning the guarantees and limits that the legal system places on such activity not only to protect subjective positions, but also to safeguard the decision-making autonomy of the (mainly public) regulated subjects and, more generally, the simplification of the system.

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