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An appeal when it was not decided on the request for access to information (silence of the administration)
What is the procedure before the Complainant on appeal and what is the appeal? The second-instance procedure, or the appeal procedure, is a special form of institutional control of a higher-level hierarchical organ over the lower that is realized on the occasion of the appeal. An appeal as a regular remedy is a condition (conditio sine qua non) without which there is no initiation of this procedure. A complaint procedure for violation of the right to free access to information of public importance is a specific administrative procedure that is conducted according to the rules established by the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance, and on issues that are not regulated by this Law, the Law on General Administrative Procedure is superseded (ZUP).
Complaint against the decision of the authorities
Complaints to the Commissioner in order to protect the right to free access to information can be made against all public authorities at all levels, except against the following six state authorities against whom the Complaint is not permitted: National Assembly, President of the Republic of Serbia, Government of the Republic of Serbia, Supreme the Cassation Court of Serbia, the Constitutional Court and the Republic Public Prosecutor. Against these six bodies, judicial protection in the administrative dispute is possible before the Administrative Court of Serbia.
Request for access to information of public importance - Municipality of Vrnjačka Banja
A party on the office of the Municipal Administration of Vrnjacka Banja municipality shall submit a request on the form prescribed by the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection as well as on the basis of the oral request of the applicant that is reported in the record, where such a request is entered in a separate record and the deadlines apply as if the request was submitted in writing. After that, the request comes into the process of processing, whereby the competent Department is obliged to inform the applicant about the possession of the information without delay, and at the latest within 15 days from the date of receipt of the request, to provide him with a document containing the requested information, that is, issue or send a copy of that document, unless the request relates to information that may be presumed to be of significance for the protection of the life or freedom of a person,
Request for access to information from public relations
The purpose of the procedure is to provide information of public importance on a written or oral request submitted to the competent authority of the City Administration. The request must contain the name of the authority, the name, surname and address of the applicant, as well as a more precise description of the information requested, as well as other information that makes it easier to find the requested information. The authority may prescribe a request form, but it must also consider the request that is not made on this form and it is obliged to notify the information holder about the possession of the information without delay, and at the latest within the deadline set for resolving the complete case from the date of receipt of the request a document containing the requested information, or a copy thereof.
Request for access to information of public importance
Information of public importance is information that is available to the public authority in the work or in connection with the work of the public authorities, contained in a particular document, and refers to all that the public has a legitimate interest in knowing.
Request to the Commissioner for information of public importance and personal data protection, for free access to information of public importance about work or in connection with the work of the Commissioner
The Commissioner, as well as any other public authority, allows the Applicant to access the information contained in his / her possession, which occurred in the work or in connection with the work of the Commissioner. The right to access information belongs to everyone and its realization is conditioned by the submission of a proper request.
Access to information of public importance
All interested parties may obtain information available to the Ministry on the basis of a request for access to information of public importance. Any information at its disposal, which has arisen in its work, the Ministry shall communicate to the information seeker or provide him with documents containing the information requested or to issue a copy of the document in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance, except in cases where this right is limited by this law.
Providing information of public importance - for citizens - GRAD ŠABAC
Informing the information seeker about the possession of information, providing insight into the document containing the information requested, providing information in an appropriate manner, rejecting the request for a solution, providing the applicants with the necessary assistance for the exercise of their rights determined by law.
Request for exercising the rights in relation to the processing of personal data processed by the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection
Any natural person may file a request to the Commissioner to obtain information on whether the Commissioner is processing his data, which basis, for what purposes, and so on. ( Article 19. ZZPL ), and in case processing is performed, the applicant is entitled to insight and / or a copy of the data.
Request for access to information of public importance
Information of public importance is information that is available to the public authority, created in the work or in connection with the work of the public authorities, contained in a particular document, and refers to all that the public has a legitimate interest in knowing.
