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Bill on electronic administration adopted
Belgrade,
18 January 2018
The government adopted at today's session the Bill on electronic administration, which should enable simpler, more transparent and efficient functioning of electronic public services.
One of the key objectives of this law is to facilitate the electronic communication of citizens, legal entities and non-governmental organisations with the administration body.
The law is also one of the pillars of functioning of electronic administration, necessary for harmonisation with valid European regulations.
The government also adopted the Decision on the forming of the Commission for the Development and Implementation of Dual Education, which will work on the improvement of dual education and a three-year evaluation of the achieved results.
The law is also one of the pillars of functioning of electronic administration, necessary for harmonisation with valid European regulations.
The government also adopted the Decision on the forming of the Commission for the Development and Implementation of Dual Education, which will work on the improvement of dual education and a three-year evaluation of the achieved results.
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