Replenishment of the legislative environment

The Supreme Council adopted amendments to the law "On immovable cultural heritage sites". The corresponding law was signed by the President and after that the provisions came into force.

This legislative act regulates the procedure for maintaining the Unified State Register of Immovable Cultural Heritage Objects. It contains a list of immovable objects of cultural heritage, which must be taken under state protection. The legal gap was that for many objects there is no information about the author and the date of creation. The lack of the same information in the register is due to the fact that the age of many objects is not established. They include some burial grounds and burial mounds.

The deputy corps, by adopting the law, supported the proposal of the head of the parliamentary committee for education, science and culture Mikhail Burla, who supposes that in the absence of an objective possibility of establishing the author and the age of the cultural heritage object, there is no need to indicate the data in the Register.

The Parliament adopted a law "On Amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses". The document was signed by the President.

Legislative amendments grant the right to extend the period for consideration of administrative cases by a court (not more than for a month), as well as by bodies, officials (for not more than 15 days) in case of receipt of motions from participants in proceedings on an administrative offense case, or, if necessary, additional clarification of the circumstances of the case.