Abstract
Law on Administrative Liability and amendments of sectoral laws came into force on 01.07.2020. and decentralized the rules on administrative liability law. From 01.07.2020. administrative offences, penalties and offence proceedings in construction are stipulated in Construction Law. The aim of paper is to summarize and analyse the main information about administrative offence proceedings in an institution, so that not only performed procedural actions of the institution, but also the rights of persons who participate in administrative offence proceedings would be observed in order to reduce the possibility to contest the decisions taken by an institution. The work is based on administrative offence proceedings in the building authority, but the review can also be useful in other sectors. In order to achieve set goals, the author reviewed the regulatory enactments regulating the researched issue, published sources and information available on the internet, which was published until 03.12.2021. There are summarized and analyzed researched information and put forward conclusions. The main conclusion shows that it is important not only to perform procedural actions within the time limits prescribed by the Law on Administrative Liability, but also justify decisions.
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