Law No. 92-Z Procedural and executive code on administrative offences.

This Law primarily focuses on the administrative process concerning administrative offenses, as established by the Code of Administrative Offenses. It aims to ensure a structured approach to evaluating evidence, conducting expert examinations, and handling administrative cases. Key legal principles include the assessment of evidence based on relevance, admissibility, and reliability, as well as the importance of expert conclusions, which, while not binding, must be reasoned if contested. The document outlines specific measures regarding the seizure of items and documents relevant to administrative offenses, allowing for their confiscation by authorized officials until a final decision is made. It emphasizes the necessity for expert conclusions to include comprehensive details about the examination process, findings, and any materials used. Additionally, it mandates that experts provide a reasoned explanation if they cannot answer questions due to limitations in knowledge or materials. Implementation mechanisms include the requirement for expert reports to be detailed and supported by evidence, with clear documentation of the examination conditions and methodologies used. The document also highlights procedural considerations such as the right of officials to question experts for clarification. Stakeholder involvement is implied through the presence of various parties during expert examinations, ensuring transparency and accountability in the administrative process. Cases of administrative offences against environmental security, the environment and the procedure of nature management shall be examined by a single judge of the economic court. The administrative penalty in the form of deprivation of the right to engage in activities related to hunting is carried out by organizations of the Ministry of Forestry.