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Public Information
Everyone has the right to access public information , as well as take his assertion, if it does not contain state, professional or commercial secrets or personal data.
Public information application can be submitted on-site, by mail or electronically, through a public information program.
Requested information will be issued immediately or within 10 days under the circumstances prescribed by the law.
A citizen has the right to choose a public information form (printed, copy or electronic version), if it exists in various forms, as well as a right to access information in original.
If the requested public information is provided to the citizen in the form of copies, according to the Law of Georgia "On Public Information Copy Fee" the recipient shall bear the following fees:
- copy - one page - 0.05 GEL
- printer - one page - 0.10 GEL
- on compact disk - 1 disc - 2.65 GEL (If the compact disk is provided by the citizen, recording information on it is free of charge).
If a public institution refuses to issue public information, it shall be obliged, within three days from making the decision, to explain to the applicant in writing his/her rights and appeal procedure, as well as to specify the structural subdivision or the public institution with whom consultations were held when making a decision to refuse to issue the information.
The refusal on issuing public information can be appealed to the higher-ranking official within one month from the date the decision was served on the citizen.
The person responsible for issuance of public information:
Natalia Kalandia (Head of the Human Resources and Legal Support Department);
T: 1545 (1301);
Email: tbappeal@court.ge
Legal Acts related to the Public Information Access:
the Constitution
the European Convention on Human Rights
the General Administrative Code of Georgia
the Law on Fees for copying public information
Rules of Proactive Disclosure of Public Information
Forms:
Statement for a public information request
Form of Administrative complaint
Yearly Reports about Public Information:
Report 2013
Public information application can be submitted on-site, by mail or electronically, through a public information program.
Requested information will be issued immediately or within 10 days under the circumstances prescribed by the law.
A citizen has the right to choose a public information form (printed, copy or electronic version), if it exists in various forms, as well as a right to access information in original.
If the requested public information is provided to the citizen in the form of copies, according to the Law of Georgia "On Public Information Copy Fee" the recipient shall bear the following fees:
- copy - one page - 0.05 GEL
- printer - one page - 0.10 GEL
- on compact disk - 1 disc - 2.65 GEL (If the compact disk is provided by the citizen, recording information on it is free of charge).
If a public institution refuses to issue public information, it shall be obliged, within three days from making the decision, to explain to the applicant in writing his/her rights and appeal procedure, as well as to specify the structural subdivision or the public institution with whom consultations were held when making a decision to refuse to issue the information.
The refusal on issuing public information can be appealed to the higher-ranking official within one month from the date the decision was served on the citizen.
The person responsible for issuance of public information:
Natalia Kalandia (Head of the Human Resources and Legal Support Department);
T: 1545 (1301);
Email: tbappeal@court.ge
Legal Acts related to the Public Information Access:
the Constitution
the European Convention on Human Rights
the General Administrative Code of Georgia
the Law on Fees for copying public information
Rules of Proactive Disclosure of Public Information
Forms:
Statement for a public information request
Form of Administrative complaint
Yearly Reports about Public Information:
Report 2013
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