Примери коришћења Law on public information and media на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Law on Public Information and Media.
Key evidence of that was heard during the public debate on the Draft Law on Public Information and Media.
The Law on Public Information and Media envisages obligatory privatization by 1 July 2015(Article 142).
In August 2014,the National Assembly adopted a new set of media laws: the Law on Public Information and Media"Official Gazette of the RS", no.
The Law on Public Information and Media Meetings discussing the Draft Law on Public Information and Media were held in Novi Sad, Novi Pazar, Nis and Belgrade.
While it has passed the first phase, the Law on Public Information and Media is yet to be tabled to Parliament for approval.
Particularly important is the work on a set of media laws and the beginning of the public discussion about the Draft Law on Public Information and Media.
Meanwhile, both the Strategy and the Draft Law on Public Information and Media firmly stipulate that the state will withdraw from media ownership.
The first five months of this year were marked by the start of the implementation of project-based financing through open competitions, in accordance with the Law on Public Information and Media.
In this context, it needs to be noted that the Law on Public Information and Media expressly stipulates that neither social networks, nor Internet forums constitute media outlets.
In accordance with the Law on Public Information and Media, the Ministry of Cultureand Information nominated the majority of members of the eight panels at the proposal of journalists' and media associations.
The process of media privatization is being conducted based on two laws- the Law on Privatization and the Law on Public Information and Media(Article 142).
Draft Law on Public Information and Media On February 27, the Ministry of Culture and Media initiated a public discussion about the Draft Law on Public Information and Media.
More efficient prosecution of offences in cases of violation of Presumption of Innocence(Article 73, Law on Public Information and Media) and maintenance of records for these type of offences.
The Law on Public Information and Media solved this dilemma by explicitly stating that the right to publish media is subject to legal transaction. The fourth novelty of the Law are the entirely new rules on state aid.
The publishers whose media outlets are registered in the Media Register, which is kept by the Business Registers Agency,in accordance with the Law on Public Information and Media, have the right to participate.
According to the Law on Public Information and Media everybody has the right to accurate, full and timely information on issues of public importance and the media is obliged to respect this right.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for March 2013 VI THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS The Draft Law on Public Information and Media that has been presented in the previous report provides for the withdrawal of the state from ownership in media. .
In accordance to the annual data delivered by the Misdemeanor Appellate Court for 2015- the four(4) misdemeanor proceedings were conductedregarding the misdemeanor acts, provided in the Article 140 of the Law on Public Information and Media(presumption of innocence violation).
Since the national councils de facto consist of representatives of minority parties, the Law on Public Information and Media prescribes certain safeguards aimed to avert undue political influence on minority media. .
The coalition of journalist and media associations comprising ANEM, NUNS, UNS, NDNV and Lokal pres,presented in early October, the most notable gaps identified in the implementation of the Law on Public Information and Media pertaining to project co-financing.
Although the public debate on the Draft Law on Public Information and Media, which once again confirmed, at least declaratively, the commitment of the state to enforce privatization, ended last spring, that Law is yet to enter parliamentary procedure.
This competition is a foretaste of the future media financing system,in accordance to what is foreseen by the Media Strategy and the Draft Law on Public Information and Media, which was discussed at the public debate in March 2013.
Unfortunately, the debate about the Draft Law on Public Information and Media actually turned out to be a discussion about the business model. The opponents of the Draft advocated for direct budget financing of the media, as the only sustainable model in the Serbian media scene.
A particularly interesting question was whether city municipalities are obliged to implement the provisions of the Law on Public Information and Media pertaining to securing funds for financing public interest in the public information sector.
That is why the minimum amount could not be prescribed by law. Mirković presented the rulebook defining new rules on registering the media in the Media Register that enter intoforce on 13 February, in accordance with the Law on Public Information and Media.
Specifically, these funds are strictly intended for the realization of the public interest in accordance with the Law on Public Information and Media, namely providing of media services in the public interest, and have no commercial character.
During the public debate on media laws there was a discussion about a minimal treshold of 2%(of local budgets). However,it was not possible to introduce this into the Law on Public Information and Media at the time as this would infringe rights of local self-governments.