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Cybersecurity
Public Call
Pursuant to Article 15 of the Regulation on the Selection of Representatives of Non-Governmental Organizations to the Working Bodies of State Administration Authorities and the Conduct of Public Consultations in the Preparation of Laws and Strategies ("Official Gazette of Montenegro", Nos. 41/18 and 86/26), the Ministry of Maritime Affairs invites citizens, the professional public and all other interested parties to participate in the public consultation and contribute to the consideration of the Draft Law on Yachts. The public consultation will last 21 days from the date of publication of this public call, starting on the 2nd. We also hereby inform you that a round table on the Draft Law on Yachts will be held on the 11th. Interested parties may submit their comments, proposals and suggestions on the Draft Law on Yachts to the Ministry of Maritime Affairs in writing at the following address: Rimski trg 46, 81000 Podgorica, or by email to snezana.djurkovic@mpo.gov.me, throughout the entire duration of the public consultation. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs will consider all comments, objections and suggestions received and subsequently prepare a Report on the Conducted Public Consultation.