Common use of Law on the Public Attorney Clause in Contracts

Law on the Public Attorney. The Assembly shall amend by the end of 2002 the Law on the Public Attorney as well as the other relevant laws to ensure: - That the Public Attorney shall undertake actions to safeguard the principles of non- discrimination and equitable representation of communities in public bodies at all levels and in other areas of public life, and that there are adequate resources and personnel within his office to enable him to carry out this function; - That the Public Attorney establishes decentralized offices; - That the budget of the Public Attorney is voted separately by the Assembly; - That the Public Attorney shall present an annual report to the Assembly and, where appropriate, may upon request present reports to the councils of municipalities in which decentralized offices are established; and - That the powers of the Public Attorney are enlarged: - To grant to him access to and the opportunity to examine all official documents, it being understood that the Public Attorney and his staff will not disclose confidential information; - To enable the Public Attorney to suspend, pending a decision of the competent court, the execution of an administrative act, if he determines that the act may result in an irreparable prejudice to the rights of the interested person; and - To give to the Public Attorney the right to contest the conformity of laws with the Constitution before the Constitutional Court.

Law on the Public Attorney. The Assembly shall amend by the end of 2002 the Law on the Public Attorney as well as the other relevant laws to ensure: - o That the Public Attorney shall undertake actions to safeguard the principles of non- non-discrimination and equitable representation of communities in public bodies at all levels and in other areas of public life, and that there are adequate resources and personnel within his office to enable him to carry out this function; - o That the Public Attorney establishes decentralized offices; - o That the budget of the Public Attorney is voted separately seperately by the Assembly; - o That the Public Attorney shall present an annual report to the Assembly and, where appropriate, may upon request present reports to the councils of municipalities in which decentralized offices are established; and - o That the powers of the Public Attorney are enlarged: - o To grant to him access to and the opportunity to examine all official documents, it being understood that the Public Attorney and his staff will not disclose confidential information; - o To enable the Public Attorney to suspend, pending a decision of the competent court, the execution of an administrative act, if he determines that the act may result in an irreparable prejudice to the rights of the interested person; and - o To give to the Public Attorney the right to contest the conformity of laws with the Constitution before the Constitutional Court.

Law on the Public Attorney. The Assembly shall amend by the end of 2002 the Law on the Public Attorney as well as the other relevant laws to ensure: - • That the Public Attorney shall undertake actions to safeguard the principles of non- discrimination and equitable representation of communities in public bodies at all levels and in other areas of public life, and that there are adequate resources and personnel within his office to enable him to carry out this function; - • That the Public Attorney establishes decentralized offices; - • That the budget of the Public Attorney is voted separately by the Assembly; - • That the Public Attorney shall present an annual report to the Assembly and, where appropriate, may upon request present reports to the councils of municipalities in which decentralized offices are established; and - • That the powers of the Public Attorney are enlarged: - • To grant to him access to and the opportunity to examine all official documents, it being understood that the Public Attorney and his staff will not disclose confidential information; - • To enable the Public Attorney to suspend, pending a decision of the competent court, the execution of an administrative act, if he determines that the act may result in an irreparable prejudice to the rights of the interested person; and - • To give to the Public Attorney the right to contest the conformity of laws with the Constitution before the Constitutional Court.