The objective of this reform is to improve the organisation, quality, and security of registers in the public administration, enhancing the potential of eGovernment and reducing administrative burden on citizens. The reform shall establish the necessary legal framework for the establishment, maintenance and use of electronic registers through amendments to the following laws: • the Electronic Governance Law, which shall introduce the obligation for all executive branch bodies to keep, maintain, and update the registers in electronic form; • the Law on Cadastre and Property Register, which shall establish the requirements for the content of property accounts in the property register and responsibilities of the registry judges for setting them up; • the Law on Civil Registration, which shall prohibit public administrative authorities from requiring documents relating to the civil status of citizens. This reform is expected to contribute to the implementation of investment 9 on digitalising registration data in public administration. The implementation of the reform shall be completed by 31 March 2024.
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