Global Indicators of Regulatory Governance

The Parliamentary Secretary of the Government of Georgia collects legislative plans of all ministries bi-annually. Based on this information, legislative action plan is developed and the Parliamentary Secretary introduces this plan in the Parliament.

According to the Government Decree No. 135 of 7 February 2014, changes in laws that have impact on the country’s economy must be published on the web site of the "Legislative Herald," before being submitted to the Parliament. Any person can write comments concerning published draft laws. In addition, explanatory notes of the draft laws are also published on the website.

https://www.matsne.gov.ge/

www.moa.ge; www.economy.ge; www.mof.ge

Changes in 20 laws that have an impact on the country’s economy such as Law on Entrepreneurs, Law on insolvency proceedings, Tax code should be published on the web site of the LEPL "Legislative Herald,"(www matsne.gov.ge) before submitting to the Parliament. Any person can write comments concerning published draft laws. In addition, explanatory notes of the draft laws are also published on the website.

The Government Decree No. 135 of February 7, 2014.

The entire text is published for the 20 laws that are covered under the Government Decree no. 135 of February 7, 2014.

The Government Decree no. 135 of February 7, 2014.

http://www.matsne.gov.ge

http://www.economy.ge/

Usually Ministries report back to the public on the results of the consultation. There is no such obligation determined by law, but such approach is used as a practice.

The government may decide to prepare consolidated response or to provide customized responses.

Results of consultation are additionally discussed with relevant stakeholders.

Organize individual meetings or send responses via email.

Some Ministries conduct RIA: Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, Ministry of Justices of Georgia, Parliamentary Budget Office.

The Parliamentary Budget Office draws up regulatory impact assessment guideline and cost-benefit analysis technical guideline.

Article 17 of The Law of Georgia on Normative Acts

http://www.parliament.ge/en/

At the parliament hearings.

http://www.matsne.gov.ge

If enacted law violates clauses of the Constitution of Georgia appeals can be brought before the Constitutional Court of Georgia. Decrees and Resolutions of various administrative bodies can filed for revision before the administrative body which has adopted them.

Revision of legislation is not required by law, but according to practice, government often revises laws/regulations in order to identify their effectiveness.