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Government forms Office for the management of public investments
Belgrade,
19 November 2015
The Serbian government adopted at today's session the Decree on the establishment of the Office for the management of public investments, which will coordinate the implementation of reconstruction and improvement of public facilities in the jurisdiction of the state, provincial or local governments.
Efficient, transparent and accountable management of projects for the reconstruction of schools, kindergartens, hospitals and social care institutions, inclusion of local communities in the decision-making and implementation, will significantly improve the daily lives of citizens.
The government also adopted a Conclusion on approval for the payment of one-time assistance in the amount of RSD 7,000 to employees in primary and secondary schools, pre-schools, institutions for pupils 'and students' standard and higher education institutions.
The payment will be made in accordance with the law by the end of November.
The cabinet also adopted the Bill on sports, which will enable compliance with newly enacted legislation and at national and international level.
The proposed law increases the responsibility of all who work with children, where all forms of harassment, abuse and violence are strongly sanctioned.
It also introduces medical examinations for children aged six to 14 years, which will be free when performed in a medical institution or the Institute for Sports and Sports Medicine.
It also determines the ways of concluding contracts with athletes, especially with children, and gives strict criteria of sport transfer controls.
The bill suggests that privatisation in sport is regulated by a special law.
The government also adopted a Conclusion on approval for the payment of one-time assistance in the amount of RSD 7,000 to employees in primary and secondary schools, pre-schools, institutions for pupils 'and students' standard and higher education institutions.
The payment will be made in accordance with the law by the end of November.
The cabinet also adopted the Bill on sports, which will enable compliance with newly enacted legislation and at national and international level.
The proposed law increases the responsibility of all who work with children, where all forms of harassment, abuse and violence are strongly sanctioned.
It also introduces medical examinations for children aged six to 14 years, which will be free when performed in a medical institution or the Institute for Sports and Sports Medicine.
It also determines the ways of concluding contracts with athletes, especially with children, and gives strict criteria of sport transfer controls.
The bill suggests that privatisation in sport is regulated by a special law.
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