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Rights and obligations of interested parties in the implementation of administrative procedures
Rights and obligations of interested parties in the implementation of administrative procedures
Rights and obligations of interested parties in the implementation of administrative procedures
Article 1 of the Law of the Republic of Belarus of October 28, 2008 No. 433-Z “On the Fundamentals of Administrative Procedures” (hereinafter referred to as the Law)EXTRACT: “the interested person is a citizen of the Republic of Belarus, a foreign citizen or a stateless person, including an individual entrepreneur, or a legal entity of the Republic of Belarus, another organization that has applied (are applying) for the implementation of an administrative procedure.” (Extract):
- submit applications to authorized bodies;
- Receive free of charge from authorized bodies the forms (forms) of documents required by the legislation on administrative procedures required for applying for administrative procedures;
- receive from authorized bodies an explanation of their rights and obligations;
- take part in the implementation of administrative procedures personally and (or) through their representatives, unless otherwise provided by legislative acts;
- familiarize yourself with materials related to the consideration of your applications, including documents and (or) information received by authorized bodies from other state bodies, other organizations, necessary for the implementation of administrative procedures, make extracts from them, unless otherwise provided by the legislation on state secrets , commercial or other secret protected by law;
- receive administrative decisions (their copies, extracts from them);
- withdraw your application at any time before the end of the administrative procedure;
- appeal administrative decisions; withdraw your administrative complaint;
- exercise other rights provided for by this Law and other acts of legislation on administrative procedures.
Interested parties are required to:
- treat employees of authorized bodies politely, do not allow obscene or offensive words or expressions towards such employees;
- submit to the authorized bodies documents and (or) information included in the lists of documents and (or) information submitted by interested parties, as well as documents specified in paragraphs two to seven of part one of paragraph 2 of Article 15 of this Law, if such documents are requested;
- pay fees charged when carrying out administrative procedures;
- promptly inform the authorized bodies about changes in place of residence (place of stay), location during the period of the administrative procedure;
- perform other duties provided for by this Law and other legislative acts on administrative procedures.
Article 11. Rights and obligations of third parties
1. Third parties have the right:
- receive from authorized bodies an explanation of their rights and obligations;
- get acquainted with materials related to the administrative procedures in the implementation of which they participate (participated), including documents and (or) information necessary for the implementation of administrative procedures received by authorized bodies from other state bodies, other organizations, make extracts from them, unless otherwise provided by legislation on state secrets, commercial or other secrets protected by law;
- withdraw your consent (including that expressed by signing the application of the interested person) to carry out an administrative procedure at any time before the end of the administrative procedure;
- appeal administrative decisions;
- withdraw your administrative complaint;
- exercise other rights provided for by this Law and other acts of legislation on administrative procedures.
2. Third parties are obliged:
- treat employees of authorized bodies politely, do not allow obscene or offensive words or expressions towards such employees;
- perform other duties provided for by this Law and other legislative acts on administrative procedures.
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