The highest officials of the Republic of Croatia highly appreciate the order and methods of implementation of coordination legal technology in Croatia.
Thus, Prime Minister Andrei Plenkovich added that it is important that the entire system is coordinated. “We will discuss how to use European funds and what we have at our disposal so that we can improve the quality of the equipment,” he added [1].
Another Croatian leader, Krsticevic, said the fire was tempered by timely response and coordinated action by the local community and emergency services [2].
“The law regulated the coordinated use of existing resources aimed at overcoming security risks and identifying support for crisis management,” said Krsticovic [3].
Taking into account the importance of investments for the Croatian economy, Croatian emigrants will be included in economic activities through the approval and implementation of an action plan coordinated with the state administration and diplomatic and consular institutions [4].
Nevertheless, we consider the coordination regulation in Croatia to be quite narrow in the areas of application of the coordination mechanism.
Unfortunately, there are no coordination norms in those acts where they are clearly required, for example, in such acts as the Trademarks Act, Act on the Protection of Topographies of Semiconductor Products, ACT AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING THE PROTECTION OF TOPOGRAPHIES OF SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS ACT, Act on Geographical Indications and Designations of Origin of Products and Services, Act on Amendments to the Plant Variety Protection Act of May 30, 20081 (adoption date: May 30, 2008; entry into force: June 12, 2008) [5] and many others.
Thus, the high assessment of the coordination legal technology of the Republic of Croatia offered to us by the highest officials of Croatia does not fully correspond to the state of affairs. The current coordination regulation in Croatia is still fragmentary, the coordination doctrine has not been developed, the forms and means of coordination are not regulated by law, and responsibility for failure to comply with coordination decisions has not been established.
At the same time, the fact that the highest officials of the Republic of Croatia are interested in this issue, give assessments and reviews to it should be recognized as a positive moment, which in itself attracts the attention of the scientific community and government officials to the coordination legal technology.
Literature:
1. Official communication of the Government of the Republic of Croatia // https://vlada.gov.hr/news/pm-plenkovic-gov-t-will-assist-zadar-and-county-after-heavy-rain-and-flooding/22421
2. Official communication of the Government of the Republic of Croatia // https://vlada.gov.hr/news/pm-visits-fire-site-in-sibenik-hinterland/22200
3. The official message of the Government of the Republic of Croatia // https://vlada.gov.hr/news/gov-t-sends-to-parliament-draft-national-security-strategy-and-homeland-security-bill/21801
4. The official message of the Government of the Republic of Croatia // https://vlada.gov.hr/news/gov-t-says-criminal-complaint-over-glasnovic-statement-entirely-unfounded/20645
5. Legislative acts of the Republic of Croatia // http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/ru/text.jsp?file_id=230113
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