Filing a complaint against refusal to register a public sector partner
- If an application for registration fails to meet the statutory requirements, then the registering authority will refuse the registration. The same process applies if the verification document does not comply with the requirements under the Act. The registering authority shall notify the authorised person of the refusal of registration. The notice is in an electronic format and indicates the deficiencies in the application for registration and its annexes, which were the reason for the refusal of the registration, as well as information concerning the right to object to the refusal to perform registration. The notice is delivered to the authorised person in electronic form. The time limit for filing complaints is 15 days from the date of receipt of the notice.
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- Assessing the legal obligation to register in the Register of Public Sector Partners
- Acting as the authorised person
- Monitoring legislative changes in relation to the Register of Public Sector Partners
- Submitting an application for registration in the Register of Public Sector Partners
- Filing a complaint against refusal to register a public sector partner
- Filing an application for registration of changes of the data registered
- Periodic verification of beneficial owners
- Filing an application for deletion of an authorised person from the Register