Relationship of general and special administrative procedure: Some current issues

The Law on General Administrative Procedure regulates the matter of administrative law in a general way. However, other laws that regulate the same matter in a special way are also valid at the same time. In this case, the rules of the special law are applied, that is, the application of the general law is excluded. The Law on General Administrative Procedure is applied in situations where no deviations are prescribed for cases from a special law. Bearing in mind the above, it seems that any action under a special law "automatically" turns into a special administrative procedure. That is why there is also the Register of Administrative Procedures (RAP), established by a special law - the Law on the Register of Administrative Procedures, which "regulates the establishment, management and management, content, manner of use and other matters of importance for the management of the Register of Administrative Procedures. The Republic Secretariat for Public Policies (RSJP) is responsible for the part of the public administration reform that relates to the modernization and transformation of public administration services. The role of the Registry is to ensure, together with the public administration bodies, that all information about the procedures through which citizens and the economy address the public administration are displayed in one place, in a simple and transparent manner.