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Ministry of Maritime Affairs to revise port berth regulations
The Ministry of Maritime Affairs has announced it will revise the proposed Rulebook regarding the conditions and criteria for exercising rights to communal berths in ports. This decision follows an extensive public consultation period that drew significant attention and feedback from citizens, user associations, port managers, and professional fishermen.
The revision aims to protect the interests of local residents and long-term users. Key areas of focus for the updated regulations include clearly defining the scope of the Rulebook in accordance with Article 12 of the Law on Ports, establishing clearer rules for the continuity of rights for long-term users (including inheritance), setting precise conditions for contract extensions, and ensuring a transparent and verifiable waiting list.
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- [● 3 SOURCES] The revision will address the continuity of rights for long-term users, specifically regarding inheritance. novski.me · radiotivat.com · www.vijesti.me
- [● 3 SOURCES] The revision will establish precise conditions for extending communal berth contracts. novski.me · radiotivat.com · www.vijesti.me
- [● 3 SOURCES] The Ministry of Maritime Affairs is revising the proposed Rulebook regarding communal port berth rights. novski.me · radiotivat.com · www.vijesti.me
- [● 3 SOURCES] The revision will aim to create a clear and verifiable waiting list status. novski.me · radiotivat.com · www.vijesti.me
- [● 3 SOURCES] The revision will define the scope of the Rulebook in accordance with Article 12 of the Law on Ports. novski.me · radiotivat.com · www.vijesti.me