We have been carrying out construction work in Slovenia for many years. As an employer myself, I meet my obligations regarding safety at work, as workers regularly attend periodic health checks and safe work training. On the other hand, not a single investor has ever prepared a safety plan, even though they are obliged to do so for every construction site. As investors, I can still understand the natural persons, as they are quite honest. What I do not understand are the various other institutions that are simultaneously playing the contractors off against each other. When it comes to public procurement or when the investors are companies and not natural persons, I am often forced to sign a contract or a written agreement under which I am responsible for any injuries to workers. Under such written documents, these companies are not liable for anything, even though they themselves, for their part, do not comply with the law. However, a safety plan is the basis for working safely on a construction site, especially when working on and along roads. Please take appropriate action to hold the developer liable for accidents that occur, regardless of the contracts/agreements entered into, if they have not prepared a safety plan for the site. Maybe in the Code of Obligations, the PGO, the building regulations, the project documentation or something similar. We have never had an accident. We are concerned, however, that the accelerating trend of requesting tenders for the lowest possible price and the shortest possible implementation time excludes various safety elements for safe work, since the costs are otherwise borne by the investor in the price.