1 / 14

Inside the World of State Regulatory Bodies: Insights and Cases

Explore the inner workings and impact of national regulatory organizations through real-life cases and personal experiences of officials and the public. Investigate the enforcement of anti-smoking regulations and the legal framework behind it. Gain a deeper understanding of how state regulatory bodies operate in practice.

fadhila
Download Presentation

Inside the World of State Regulatory Bodies: Insights and Cases

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Operative legislative provisions of organizations   Zoltán Lomnici jr. dr. jur. Balázs László Gazsó dr. jur. Nóra Rónyai dr. jur. Előd Fejér

  2. Examined national regulatory bodies • State Public Heath and Medical Officers Service • Pubic Place Inspectorate • Notary • Customs and Finance Guard

  3. CONCEPTION:Behind official curtains • Last years projects were based on official “consulting”. • This year we not only used that method but also talked face to face with officials as everyday people • Our focus was the PERSON: • One side: person as officer and his/her experiences • Other side: ordinary person and his/her everyday experience with anti-smoking regulations

  4. State Public Heath and Medical Officers Service INSPECTIONS • Before and after the grating of operational licences and premises licences • Announced inspections • Flash inspections • Inspection of no-smoking signs • Large companies usually fined, smaller companies usually receive warnings • Fining employer has good regulative power Information source: person, who requested anonimity

  5. Public Place Inspectorate Budapest Municipal Assembly’s decree on the prohibition of smoking • In playgrounds: June 2010. • Underpasses: 5th August 2010 • In bustops: 6th February 2011. • 30 day waiting period before applying fines

  6. Public Place Inspectorate UNDERPASSES: • 601 warnings during tolerance/waiting period • 2010:145 on-the-spot fines, 100 prosecutions • Total: 530. 000 Ft (2870 USD),  3655 Ft/case (20 USD) • 2011: •  14 on-the-spot fines, 31 prosecutions • Total: 50.000 Ft (270 USD)

  7. Public Place Inspectorate BUSSTOPS: • Waiting period: 971 warnings • 2011: 6 on-the-spot fines, 6 prosecutions (breach of regulations fine max. 50 000 Ft (270 USD) • Total: 22 000 Ft (119 USD) Information sources: inspectors and head of department

  8. Notary • Responsible for installment of no-smoking signs in public space • Is the authority in case of breach of regulation prosecutions • Alots fines Information sources: less personal information result 

  9. National customs and finance guard TOBACCO SMUGGLING Control: Schengen border and Internal MobileUnits (almost in every Member States) From Hungary’s Schengen assess: problematic borders are: Ukraine, Romania, Serbia Chinese tobacco arrives to Hamburg Every day contact with the German Guard Personal sources: Central Law Enforcement Directorate, lieutenant commander, head of department

  10. National customs and finance guard

  11. National customs and finance guard

  12. National customs and finance guard

  13. Conclusion • Authorities willing to help, general openness • Interesting personal experiences • Theoretical imperfections are corrected by practical application • Direct contact with the public

  14. Thank you for your attention!

More Related