Abstract

The public responsibility for the protection of cultural heritage manifests him through judgments that are of alone technical discretion. Every administrative discretion there is extraneous, because it is not to compare and choose between various interests, but to dose the intervention at the rate of only one interest, that of safeguard of the good. Nevertheless, this dosing is not free, because it must be done according to the rules, now well established, of the proportionality principle: with special regard to the suitability and necessity of the chosen measure.