Državni Inspektorat Traži Veće Ovlasti, Cilj Je što Brže Prisilno Uklanjati Bespravne Gradnje
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The State Inspectorate (DIRH) plans to propose to the Government the adoption of a new Law on the State Inspectorate, which would, among other things, speed up the removal of illegal construction, suppress the unregistered provision of tourist services by introducing secret purchases, and strengthen the powers of inspectors.
ZAGREB – Državni inspektorat (DIRH) planira predložiti Vladi donošenje novog Zakona o Državnom inspektoratu kojim bi se, između ostalog, ubrzalo uklanjanje bespravne gradnje, suzbilo neregistrirano pružanje tourističkih usluga uvođenjem tajne kupnje te ojačale ovlasti inspektora. “Višegodišnjom primjenom važećeg […] Objava Državni inspektorat traži veće ovlasti, cilj je što brže prisilno uklanjati bespravne gradnje pojavila se prvi puta na Novi …
ZAGREB – The State Inspectorate (DIRH), led by Chief State Inspector Točnij Glavinić, plans to propose to the Government of the Republic of Croatia the adoption of a new Act on the State Inspectorate. Instead of partial amendments to the existing framework, the comprehensive legal solution seeks to increase the flexibility and efficiency of inspection services and accelerate operational action in the protection of public interest, health and the…
The State Inspectorate (DIRH) plans to propose to the Government the adoption of a new Law on the State Inspectorate, which would, among other things, speed up the removal of illegal construction, suppress the unregistered provision of tourist services by introducing secret purchases, and strengthen the powers of inspectors.
If the proposed changes are accepted, the State Inspectorate will receive a different legal framework for dealing with illegal construction, unregistered rentals and other irregularities that fall within its jurisdiction.
Through years of application of the current law, normative, procedural and organizational deficiencies have been observed.
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