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Serbian Geodetic Association Demands Minister's Dismissal Over Proposed Law Changes
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Serbian Geodetic Association Demands Minister's Dismissal Over Proposed Law Changes

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

Translated from Serbian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Association of Serbian Geodetic Organizations (UGOS) has requested the dismissal of the Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure, Aleksandra Sofronijeviฤ‡.
  • UGOS cites continuously inadequate legal solutions regarding illegal construction, property registration, and professional competencies as reasons for the request.
  • The immediate trigger is proposed amendments to the law that would allow architects and civil engineers to prepare geodetic work elaborates, which UGOS deems professionally unacceptable.

The Association of Serbian Geodetic Organizations (UGOS) has formally requested the Serbian government initiate proceedings to dismiss Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure, Aleksandra Sofronijeviฤ‡. The association stated its demand is due to consistently inadequate legal frameworks concerning illegal construction, property registration, and professional responsibilities.

The primary catalyst for this demand is the proposed amendment to the Law on Special Conditions for Registration and Recording of Property Rights. UGOS strongly objects to a provision that would permit architects and civil engineers to prepare geodetic work elaborates. The association views this as a professionally, systematically, and fundamentally unacceptable move that undermines the expertise of certified geodetic professionals.

UGOS is urging the removal of this provision from the draft law. They advocate for clear regulations stipulating that geodetic work elaborates must be prepared exclusively by geodetic organizations or authorized individuals with geodetic expertise. Furthermore, the association seeks greater involvement of the geodetic profession in drafting regulations related to geodetic work, cadastral systems, and spatial data registration. They also call for a review of past legislative policies concerning illegal construction and property registration.

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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.