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DATALEX SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION WILL ENCOURAGE FURTHER LEGISLATIVE REFORMS IN ARMENIA
PanARMENIAN.Net
23.10.2009 16:02 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On October 23, Marriott Armenia Hotel hosted Datalex
public information booth presentation, attended by RA Prime Minister
Tigran Sargsyan, RA Justice and Health Ministers, RA Ombudsman,
Prosecutor General and representatives of law enforcement agencies.
The program is implemented by RA Justice Ministry with the assistance
of WB, RA and Netherlands' government.
System implementation will promote public control over legislative
system in Armenia, through increasing system transparency. The system
will provide information on legislative processes, legal cases, court
decrees and final forensic acts, thus encouraging further legislative
reforms, said Tigran Sargsyan.
Judicial Reform Project Director, Artur Tunyan, presenting system
operating regime, noted that Datalex can be operated both in
information booths and monitors located at Yerevan's court buildings,
Justice Ministry, Ombudsman's office and regional courts. The booths
will provide a possibility to pay taxes and obtain information from
governmental websites.
"Starting October 23, the system will become available to all RA
citizens, enabling them to use Datalex to attain information on any
forensic material they're interested in," Tunyan emphasized.
PanARMENIAN.Net
23.10.2009 16:02 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On October 23, Marriott Armenia Hotel hosted Datalex
public information booth presentation, attended by RA Prime Minister
Tigran Sargsyan, RA Justice and Health Ministers, RA Ombudsman,
Prosecutor General and representatives of law enforcement agencies.
The program is implemented by RA Justice Ministry with the assistance
of WB, RA and Netherlands' government.
System implementation will promote public control over legislative
system in Armenia, through increasing system transparency. The system
will provide information on legislative processes, legal cases, court
decrees and final forensic acts, thus encouraging further legislative
reforms, said Tigran Sargsyan.
Judicial Reform Project Director, Artur Tunyan, presenting system
operating regime, noted that Datalex can be operated both in
information booths and monitors located at Yerevan's court buildings,
Justice Ministry, Ombudsman's office and regional courts. The booths
will provide a possibility to pay taxes and obtain information from
governmental websites.
"Starting October 23, the system will become available to all RA
citizens, enabling them to use Datalex to attain information on any
forensic material they're interested in," Tunyan emphasized.