Discussion of amendments to legislation on administrative services continues

Discussion of the necessary changes to the legislation on the administrative service provision is ongoing. Experts of improved administrative service delivery of the U-LEAD with Europe Programme offer to address the key problems of the quality of administrative service provision in the following segments:

  • social and pension services,
  • passport services,
  • place of residence registration,
  • registration of acts of civil status.

The experts also invite to participate in a detailed discussion: if you want to add a fully-fledged comment, please write the proposals in an open document, having authorised through gmail or signing your comment. Document for comments is available via the link https://goo.gl/rYDqod

A detailed table with the causes of the problems, implications and solutions proposals in pdf format: https://goo.gl/aVV2i6.

Comments and proposals are welcome until 15 October.

It should be reminded that the expert discussion of amendments to the legislation on administrative services started last week.

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