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Postal address: [email protected]
Working hours: 08:00-16:00
Competencies
The Coordinator of Public Notification and Consultation is responsible for the coordination and general administration of the work to guarantee the right to public notification and consultation, provided for by Law No. 146/2014 “On Public Notification and Consultation”
Competencies
The Coordinator of Public Notification and Consultation is responsible for the coordination and general administration of the work to guarantee the right to public notification and consultation, provided for by Law No. 146/2014 “On Public Notification and Consultation”
a) by email;
b) by public notice, which is displayed on the premises of the initiating public body;
c) with an announcement in the national, regional or local audiovisual media;
ç) with publication in local newspapers or in the two most widely read newspapers at the national level.
Receiving comments and recommendations in the public consultation process is carried out in one of the forms mentioned above, as well as in certain cases in verbal and/or written form and recorded in the minutes of public meetings.
Preliminary announcements
Information that needs to be provided
Extension and repetition of the consultation phase
The public body may extend the deadline for submitting comments or may repeat the phase of receiving comments and recommendations in cases where:
a)the public body is not satisfied with the quality of the comments received;
b) The comments and recommendations provided raised important new issues that were not part of the initial consultation.
Notice of public meetings
During the consultation period, given the importance of the draft act and the high public interest, the public body may organize public meetings, where interested parties present their opinions and data on the draft act to be drafted.
Participation in public meetings
Minutes and recordings of public meetings may be made public upon request, in accordance with applicable legislation on the right to information on official documents.
Limitations
The provisions of this law do not apply during the decision-making process related to:
a) national security issues, to the extent that they constitute a state secret, according to the law on information classified as "state secret";
b) international relations and bilateral and multilateral agreements;
c) individual administrative acts and administrative acts of a normative character, unless otherwise provided for by a special law;
ç) normative acts, with the force of law, approved by the Council of Ministers;
d) civil emergency;
dh) other exceptional issues provided for by law.