Inspectorate and European Bank together in project implementation
The Republic of Srpska Inspectorate and representatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development – Belgrade Regional Office and National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) from Belgrade held a meeting in Banja Luka.
Main topic of the meeting was the project aimed at providing support to the Republic of Srpska Inspectorate in strengthening institutional capacities, as well as coordination with misdemeanour courts in order to improve law enforcement and effectiveness and efficiency of inspections with increased transparency of inspectors’ work at the same time.
Traffic Inspection Service continuously works on combating illegal activities in traffic
In the area of public roads, this year the Republic Inspection Service conducted over 200 inspections which covered protection, maintenance, construction and reconstruction of public roads. Inspectors issued over 50 administrative measures, ordering irregularities to be removed, and 25 minor offence orders, said Aleksandar Đukić, Chief Republic Traffic Inspector in an interview for BL PORTAL.
Fines amounting to 150,000 BAM have been imposed due to exceeding the prescribed margin
Following the enforcement of the new Regulation on Margin Determination in the Trade of Goods at the beginning of May, the Republic Market Inspection Service started controlling the application of this Regulation. So far, 61 inspections have been carried out in commercial establishments, in 15 of which it was found that the margin defined by the Regulation was exceeded, resulting in fines totalling 150,000 BAM.
Citizens most commonly complain to Education Inspection Service about competitions
Petitions submitted by individuals to the Republic Education Inspection Service mostly concern the conduct of competition procedures for employment in educational institutions, determination of surplus staff, and acquisition of diplomas, emphasized Željko Ostić, the Chief Inspector for Education and Sports, in an interview for BL PORTAL.
Prohibition of the import of 50 tons of potatoes from Egypt
The Republic Phytosanitary Inspection Service, as part of its regular inspection of shipments in foreign trade, has prohibited the import of two shipments of commercial potatoes totaling 50.8 tons originating from Egypt because it was found that they did not meet the prescribed conditions for import and further trade.
Increased control of marking and movement of domestic animals and meat trade
To prevent the recurrence of African swine fever and illegal transportation and slaughter of animals, the Republic's veterinary inspection, in cooperation with municipal/city veterinary inspection, is conducting increased controls on the marking and movement of domestic animals, as well as the trade of meat for public consumption.