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The Government of FBiH continues with the promotion of the Reform Agenda

Published: May 23, 2016
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Government FB&H Session fbihvlada.gov.baThe Government of FBiH has authorized the Federal Prime Minister Fadila Novalić to confirm the participation in the second phase of the campaign for public information, which will be implemented in order to promote the Reform Agenda, said the Federal Government.

The Prime Minister of the Federation, relevant ministers and advisers will participate in this campaign in this from May 10 to September 1, 2016.

The Government approved the amendment of the Ordinance on the establishment and work of audit teams for Control and Revision Team for Coordination on the proposal of the Federal Ministry for Veterans and Disabled Veterans of War.

With the amendment, performance inspection of legality, who are responsible for the audit teams, will be more efficient and faster. The number of audit teams to control will also be increased from the current seven to ten.

The government accepted the assessment of the Administrative Commission, and pursuant to Article 265, paragraph (3), in conjunction with Article 261, paragraph (1) of the Law on Administrative Procedure, confirmed the decision of the Ministry of Justice of the Federation and the Administrative Commission to protect legality in this area and adopted the decision on the declaration of nullity on registration of the Independent Trade union of primary education and upbringing of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina for the Federal Ministry of Justice of the Federation.

The Government points out that the administrative action started a legally registered Independent Trade Union of Primary Education and Education of the Sarajevo Canton, because of a number of irregularities in the registration of the Independent Trade Union of basic education in the Federation.

The evidence presented by the Independent Trade Union of Primary Education and Education of the Sarajevo Canton clearly indicates that the Independent Union of basic education and education of FBiH is incorrectly registered on the basis of illegal acceptance of the Trade Union of BiH primary education, which did not exist at the time of registration of the Federal union of primary education and upbringing.

Therefore, in order to protect the legality of the decision of the Ministry of Justice of the Federation, as well as the government’s Administrative Commission, adopted a decision on declaring the decision on registration of the said Trade Union as not valid.

The Government of FBiH continues promotion of the Reform Agenda

The Government of FBiH has authorized the Federal Prime Minister Fadila Novalić to confirm the participation in the second phase of the campaign for public information, which will be implemented in order to promote the Reform Agenda.

The Prime Minister of the Federation, relevant ministers and advisers will participate in this campaign from May 10 to September 1, 2016.

(Source: klix)

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