Integrity Requirement for Members of Local Government Appeals Boards
This draft law introduces a new requirement for individuals working in local government appeals boards (SKO) – they must possess an impeccable character. This aims to standardize requirements with those applicable to state administration employees, potentially increasing public trust in decisions issued by these institutions.
Key points
New requirement: Members of local government appeals boards (SKO) will need to demonstrate impeccable character.
Standardization: This requirement aligns the standards for SKO members with those for state administration employees.
Impact on citizens: The change aims to increase trust in individuals reviewing administrative appeals, potentially enhancing the sense of fairness in interactions with public offices.
Status:
In Progress
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