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The Implications of the Final Stipulation of the Amended Local and Regional Self-Government Act

Alen Rajko ; head of the Office for Administrative Development, Town of Opatija, Croatia


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Abstract

The author discusses whether the final stipulation of the Amendments to the Local and Regional Self-Government Act, passed in 2007, empowers municipality mayors, mayors, and county governors elected under the previous stipulations of the LRSGA to act within the new competences given to directly elected local and regional executives, after their current mandate ends in 2009. He describes the future competences of municipality mayors, mayors, and county governors as well as limitations of the powers of executive bodies in the period of power transfer, including the dilemmas about the termination of the period of limited competences. The subject matter includes the issues regulated by three different laws and partially non-harmonised norms

Keywords

local and regional self-government – Croatia; executive bodies; direct elections; limited powers; the transfer of power; final stipulations

Hrčak ID:

135593

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/135593

Publication date:

5.3.2008.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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