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Deniss Boroditš

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Law· SE535avaldatud riigiteatajas

Act on the ratification of the final acts of the 26th Congress of the Universal Postal Union

Estonia · Riigikogu · 6 November 2017

The UPU statute and general rules to be ratified by the bill do not have significant economic, social or other effects. The Statute is the basic document of the UPU, which contains the basic rules of the UPU. The general rules are a document that organizes the work of the UPU and do not entail any additional obligations for member states. The convention thoroughly regulates the rules applicable to letter shipments and postal parcel services. The Convention covers all international postal services applicable rules and is binding on all Member States. Member States ensure that their appointed companies (Eestis AS Eesti Post) fulfill the obligations arising from the convention

Law· SE474avaldatud riigiteatajas

Law approving amendments to the Convention on International Carriage by Rail and its Annexes

Estonia · Riigikogu · 29 May 2017

The bill approves the 2015 amendments to the Convention on International Carriage by Rail (COTIF) and its annexes. The convention regulates international rail traffic, including uniform rules for the use of wagons and infrastructure, as well as goods and passenger transport. The changes are of a clarifying nature, contributing to a more flexible operation of the convention. For example, the budget period of the organization will be shortened from the previous 6 years for 3 years. In this regard, the calculation period of the membership fee will also be shortened, which allows for better planning of revenues and more accurate preparation of the budget. In recent years, the Estonian membership fee has been in the range of 5,648-8,940 Swiss francs per year.

Law· SE440avaldatud riigiteatajas

Act to amend the Act on the Application of the European Patent Convention and other laws

Estonia · Riigikogu · 2 May 2017

The bill makes changes that are necessary for the implementation of the field of unified European patent protection. The unified patent protection system gives applicants an additional opportunity to protect their invention in addition to the classic European patent. Such a system is cheaper, as currently the applicant has to pay amounts according to the number of countries in which he seeks protection for his invention. The system being created allows you to get patent protection for your invention with one application so that it has the same protection and effect in all Member States participating in the system. As of now, all EU member states except Spain and Croatia are connected to the single European patent creation system. In order to ensure the smooth operation of the new patent regulation, the foundation also has a unified patent court.

Law· SE441avaldatud riigiteatajas

Act on the Ratification of the Treaty on the Unified Patent Court and the Agreement on the Establishment of the Regional Service of the Unified Patent Court for the Nordic and Baltic States

Estonia · Riigikogu · 2 May 2017

The bill ratifies both the unified patent court agreement and the regional service agreement, as they are related agreements. Estonia signed the Unified Patent Court Agreement on February 19, 2013, and the Regional Service Agreement on March 4, 2014. The purpose of the Unified Patent Court Agreement is to establish a unified patent court to resolve disputes related to European patents and European patents with unitary effect.

Law· SE284avaldatud riigiteatajas

Law on the ratification of the agreement on the participation of the Republic of Croatia in the European Economic Area

Estonia · Riigikogu · 12 September 2016

The agreement establishes the conditions for the country's accession to the European Economic Area. The European Economic Area (EEA) unites the member states of the European Union and the countries of the European Free Trade Area (EFTA) into an internal market operating according to common basic rules. These rules ensure the free movement of goods, services, capital and persons in the EEA in an open and competitive environment. Today, EFTA includes Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. Switzerland does not however, due to the negative result of the referendum, it is part of the EEA and bilateral agreements regulate the relationship between Switzerland and the EU. On the basis of the EEA Agreement, the EFTA countries can participate in the internal market of the European Union, while maintaining independence from the common agricultural and fisheries policy of the European Union. According to the EEA Agreement, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway are subject to the entire European Union legislation in the areas covered by the EEA Agreement. EEA Agreement 27 EU member states and Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein are currently involved. On July 1, 2013, Croatia became the 28th member state of the European Union. The need to conclude an EEA enlargement agreement stems from Croatia's accession agreement with the European Union, which was signed on December 9, 2012, and Article 128 of the EEA Agreement, according to which each European country that becomes a member of the European Union must apply to become a party to the agreement. The EEA expansion agreement is coming to Estonia to be ratified, as it amends the EEA Agreement, which was also ratified in the Riigikogu together with the enlargement agreement concerning Estonia's accession to the EEA.

Bill· SE204tagasi lykatud

Public Procurement Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 4 April 2016

The bill transposes three European Union directives. These are the classic directive, the network directive and the concession directive, which modernize and make the organization of public procurement more flexible, and also reduce the time and money spent by both procurers and providers. The draft creates the foundations for the transition to paperless e-government procurement. The obligation to fully switch to e-government procurement will arise by October 18, 2018. During the transition period, suppliers to adapt to the new norms and to carry out information technology development work necessary for a smooth transition. The obligation to organize e-procurements to the extent of 70% of the procurements started in the register is from 2017 and to the extent of 100% from 2018. A new type of procurement procedure is added - innovation partnership, which can be used to develop and acquire an innovative product, service or construction work that is missing on the market. State procurement thresholds will be changed and simplified access to public procurement for small and medium-sized enterprises, and the possibilities to change the procurement contract become significantly more flexible. Small-scale (10% of the initial cost of goods and services or 15% of the original cost of the procurement contract for construction works) changes in the procurement contract are allowed in the future without additional substantiation. The regulation of value-based procurement will be updated and the reporting obligation of procurers will be reduced. Bids will be evaluated in the future, primarily on the basis of price and quality, but enabling environmental, social and innovative aspects to be better taken into account compared to the current law. An innovative approach to the evaluation criteria is that it is possible to determine the cost of the procurement contract in the basic documents of the public procurement and to evaluate the offers only based on qualitative, environmental or social criteria.

Law· SE571avaldatud riigiteatajas

Planeerimisseadus

Estonia · Riigikogu · 13 January 2014

Law· SE555avaldatud riigiteatajas

Ehitusseadustik

Estonia · Riigikogu · 9 December 2013