Area: Javna uprava
Competent authority: SVZ
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 893
Initiative accepted and completed: '2018-02-16'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2018-01-30'
Initiative published: '2018-01-30'
Initiative submitted: '2018-01-29'
Response from the competent authority: 'Reply from the Government Office for Legislation:Amendments
  and additions to a regulation are a stand-alone regulation, which is also implemented
  as a stand-alone regulation. At the same time as the amendment enters into force,
  it becomes an integral part of the regulation it amends. This is also the reason
  why each amendment does not adopt a new regulation in its entirety. It is also not
  adopted in its entirety because it allows changes to be traced through the history
  of the regulation. Thus, following the history of a regulation also makes it possible
  to follow the changing legal bases for the enforcement of the individual relationships
  that are established in relation to them. The transitional provisions of the amendment
  also make it possible to establish a clear relationship between the individual relationships
  already established and those emerging in the period preceding the amendment of
  the regulation, which in particular facilitates the work of the courts and administrative
  authorities in the conduct of judicial and administrative proceedings. In the case
  of laws, adopting them in full would also mean that each amendment could change
  content that the proposer does not wish to change, since it would be necessary to
  submit entire laws for consideration, which would be entirely open to amendment,
  which would greatly lengthen the legislative procedures. Also, each time an amendment
  is made, the entire regulation is not readopted because the regulations must be
  published before they can enter into force, which would increase the time needed
  to prepare the publication and the cost of publication due to the volume of publications,
  which would only contain the entire regulations.The Government Office for Legislation
  manages and coordinates the Legal Information System of the Republic of Slovenia,
  which can be found at: http://www. Slovenia''s Legal Information System is also
  used to provide information on the legal system of the Republic of Slovenia, which
  can be found at: http://www.pisrs.si/Pis.web/, which provides free access to legislative
  and other public documents of state bodies and holders of public powers in the Republic
  of Slovenia, as well as documents issued by the institutions of the European Union
  and the Council of Europe. Citizens and other users can easily consult all regulations
  of the Republic of Slovenia at the above-mentioned address. By clicking on the "expert"
  view, the citation of the regulation also displays all the consolidated texts throughout
  the history of the regulation, i.e. for each amendment also the consolidated text
  comprising the regulation including the last amendment published before the consolidated
  text.'
Text file: 893.txt
Title: Simplifications in drafting
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=893
