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The jurisdiction of the country's court of computation for protecting bait "Looking at the role of the Court in municipality supervision"
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Abstract: (2306 Views) |
| The management of urban affairs and the provision of public services by municipalities require the acquisition of financial resources that the legal nature of this public institution requires the provision of more than fifty percent of it from non-governmental sources. The separation of these resources from the point of view of how they are provided, although they provide relative financial independence for municipalities, but this is a matter of financial supervision in the face of barriers such as interpretation of Article 55 of the Constitution, financial transparency and efficient monitoring of these resources. Has also been challenged. Thus, at present, the supervision of an oversight body such as the Court of Arbitration of the Republic is possible only on that part of the municipal resources provided from the country's budget, and their internal resources are beyond the control. However, the existence of legal capacity such as the Law of the Court of Justice, which has the general jurisdiction of the financial authority for all ministries, institutions, state-owned companies and any executive body that, in accordance with principles (44) and (45) ) Of the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia, it is considered that, on the one hand, and the procedure for the ownership and public funds on property and liquidity available to municipalities in accordance with Article 13 of the Law on Public Procurement, on the other hand, not only The law does not restrict the supervision of the Court of Audit on the integrity of municipal funds, but also to carry out this monitoring in order to safeguard the essential necessity To be. |
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| Keywords: Approved Credit, Public ownership, Public Fund, Municipal Authority, Court of Accounts. |
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Type of Study: Research |
Subject:
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