Montenegro's Reorganized Inspection Services Lead to Increased Fines for Beach Violations

The reorganization of inspection services in Montenegro, returning them to relevant ministries, has led to more efficient work, better coordination, and faster field action, resulting in fines exceeding 36,000 euros for violations at 49 bathing areas that lacked sufficient space without furniture.

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Butorović: Čak 49 kupališta nije imalo pola prostora bez mobilijara, kazne premašile 36.000 eura

Reorganizacija inspekcijskih službi i njihovo vraćanje resornim ministarstvima donijeli su efikasniji rad, bolju koordinaciju institucija i brže postupanje na terenu, ocijenio je u intervjuu za Pobjedu ministar bez portfelja i koordinator rada inspekcijskih službi Milutin Butorović. On je saopštio da su inspekcije od 2. jula do 12. avgusta ove godine obavile 9.027 kontrola i izrekle […]

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Montenegro's Reorganized Inspection Services Lead to Increased Fines for Beach Violations

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Butorović: Čak 49 kupališta nije imalo pola prostora bez mobilijara, kazne premašile 36.000 eura

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