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Judicial Expert Council Charter

Original Language Title: Tiesu ekspertu padomes nolikums

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Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 582 in 2016 (30 august. No 43 17) Court Expert Council regulation Issued pursuant to law, Court experts 19. the third paragraph of article i. General provisions 1 the questions determines the judicial expert Council (hereinafter Council) work organisation and decision-making procedures, functions and tasks of the Council. II. the role and tasks of the Council of 2. the Council shall take the judicial expert statutory functions, as well as take care of the judicial expert professional prestige. 3. to ensure that the Council functions as a court expert tasks defined in the act as well: 3.1 judicial experts organized training programs for candidates; 3.2. cooperation with industry professionals, the development of methodological instructions in the field of forensic and approve it; 3.3. compile and provide proposals for the improvement of the methods of forensic institution or authority work in state court expert, or the private court expert; 3.4. collect and provide statistical data on the activities of the judicial expert; 3.5. provide necessary information forensic institutions and ministries, which subordinated to these institutions are located; 3.6 implement further legislation in certain assignments. III. Organization of work of the Council 4. The work of the Council chaired by the President of the Council. The President of the Council shall represent the Council without special authorisation. The President of the Council may authorize other members of the Council to represent the Council. 5. the President of the Council in the absence of his duties shall be carried out by the Council's Vice Chairman. Deputy Chairman of the Council shall be appointed by the Minister of Justice. 6. The members of the Council on action the Council shall not receive remuneration. 7. The work of the Council supports the Court Administration. 8. the President of the Council shall convene the Council meeting. 9. the Council shall convene regular meetings at least once every three months. For the current session of the Council to the members of the Council in writing not later than five working days before the meeting. 10. extraordinary meeting of the Council may request the convening of a Council of not less than three members. Extraordinary meeting of the Council of members shall be notified in writing no later than one working day before the meeting. 11. the Council meetings are closed. With an open vote of the Council members (by simple majority) can participate in a Council meeting. 12. the Council are valid if they are sitting on more than half of the Board members. If the Council has not convened the Council valid, the next convened meeting of the month. 13. the Council decision shall be adopted by majority vote, a vote. Each Council Member has one vote. If the vote splits equal, the Chairman of the Board shall have a casting vote. 14. a member shall not take part in the vote, if a member of the Council when deciding, conflict of interests arises or there are other circumstances that cause reasonable doubt as to his impartiality. In such cases, the Member of the Council of the said circumstances shall notify the Council and the Council shall take a decision that the Council member does not participate in the vote. 15. the minutes of the Council. The Protocol specifies the matters dealt with at the hearing for the consultation process and the decisions taken by the Council. The Secretary of the Board shall draw up the minutes of the proceedings of the Council and three working days after the Council sends it to the sitting members. 16. If a member of the Council is opposed to the Protocol or the proposal, within three working days of receipt of the Protocol, send to the Secretary of the Council. After the receipt of the proposal by the opposition or the Secretary of the Board within three working days, send to the members of the Council for the harmonization of the Protocol specified. If, after receipt of the specified protocol, Council members within three working days, send to the Registrar the Council new proposals or objections, it added to the Protocol as an annex. If objections or proposals have been received within the time limit set, the Protocol is intended to be consistent. 17. The minutes of the proceedings of the Governing Council and signed by the Secretary. The minutes shall be kept in the Council. 18. The Council, in considering issues that affect judicial experts, have the right to request the necessary information and to invite experts from the court hearing to provide or to provide written explanations. If the Expert Council deadline does not provide written explanations or appear to the Governing Council, without justification, the Council shall consider the matter and take a decision, on the basis of ascertaining the conditions and information.
IV. Adoption of the Council decision in written procedure 19. the Council may adopt a decision by written procedure. 20. The Secretary of the Board shall prepare and transmit to the members of the Council the matter in detail, the draft decision and the decision of the necessary documents. 21. If one of the members of the Council opposed the written procedure in a particular matter, shall convene a meeting of the Governing Council. 22. A member of the Council of five working days, send to the Registrar of the Council their views on draft decision expressed objections or proposals, if any. 23. following a proposal by the opposition or the receipt and compilation of Council members for the draft decision. 24. The members of the Council shall, within two working days, electronically to the Secretary of the Council vote on their draft decision specified or opposition to it. If there are any objections to the draft decision specified the further consideration of the matter in the presence of these rules takes place in chapter III. 25. the Council adopted the decision in writing shall be signed by the President of the Council. 26. The Secretary of the Board within five working days, send to the members of the Council and the representatives of the Advisory rights in the decision adopted by written procedure. Prime Minister Māris kučinskis amber Rasnač Minister of Justice in the