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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of Public Importance, and on issues that are not regulated by this Law, the Law on General Administrative Procedure is superseded (ZUP). |
