The launch of the new resource had previously been scheduled for 1 July. Following the completion of its development, the relevant regulatory framework is now being revised. According to the draft document, in the event of a temporary disruption to the state register’s operation, applications and documents will be accepted in paper form, with the date and time of receipt recorded. They will be entered into the system on the next working day following the restoration of the register’s operation, retaining the date of initial receipt, confirming this fact and specifying the date of entry of the documents.
The exchange of information and the transmission and receipt of documents relating to inspections between supervisory authorities and the entities subject to supervision will be carried out via the supervised entity’s personal account.
Furthermore, the draft establishes standardised checklists, provisions on the deferral or suspension of inspections, and decisions taken following the consideration of preliminary applications.
The register will record and maintain information on the consideration of preliminary applications by the Dispute Resolution Council, on approved decisions, the duration of their consideration, the number of decisions granting full or partial approval or rejecting applications, their enforcement, deadlines for rectifying non-compliance and, where necessary, other acts issued as part of the control procedure.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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