Decree of the President of Georgia N.533 5th July 2005, Tbilisi On appointing Z. Nonikashvili as a member of the legal entity of public law-Georgian National Communications Commission. Zurab Nonikashvili to be appointed as a member of the legal entity of public law-Georgian National Communications Commission, for a tenure of six years.   Mikheil Saakashvili

N 505 13th June 2004, Tbilisi   On the dismissal of K. Popiashvili from the position of member of the Georgian National Communications Commission-legal entity of public law   Kakhi Popiashvili to be dismissed from the position of member of the Georgian National Communications Commission- legal entity of public law, due to the expiration of his tenure, on the basis of paragraph 1 of article 94 of the Georgian law “on Public Service”.

N 751 11th June 2002, Tbilisi   On appointing D. Pataraia as a member of the Georgian National Communications Commission   David Pataraia to be appointed as a member of the Georgian National Communications Commission, for the tenure of six ...

Preamble The people of Georgia whose strong will is to establish a democratic social order, economic independence, a social and legal state, guarantee universally recognised human rights and freedoms, strengthen state independence and peaceful relations with other countries, universally announce this constitution based upon many centuries of state tradition and the main principles of the Constitution of 1921 CHAPTER 1   General Provisions Article 1. 1 Georgia is an independent, unified and ...

Section I General Provisions      Chapter I The Scope of the Law. Definition of Terms   Article 1. The Scope of the Law 1. This law shall regulate such organizational activity or action, which affects undefined circle of persons, characterized with serious danger to the human life or health, comprises extremely important state or social interests or is connected to the application of state resources. In case established by law the action of this law may be applied to ...

Chapter 1. General Provisions Article  1. Scope of application of the present law   The present law shall establish legal and economic grounds for the pursuit of activities by means of electronic communications networks and facilities in the territory of Georgia as well as principles for the development and regulation of competitive environment in this sector, define the functions of an independent national regulatory authority (the Georgian National Communications Commission), ...

1. General Provisions Article 1. Object of Law and Scope of Regulation 1. This law stipulates the conditions for broadcasting regulation in accordance with the principle of free expression and free enterprise; defines the rules of establishment of an independent regulatory authority in the broadcasting sector and determines the terms and procedures for issuing licenses and reviewing complaints. 2. This law aims to establish an independent public service broadcaster, free from state ...

The purpose of this Law is to create a reliable legal framework and perfect institutional environment for stable functioning of the independent national regulatory Authorities operating in Georgia, with a view to ensuring in various fields of economy the equilibrium of interests of licence holders and consumers, efficient price formation and supply in respect to the goods and services. This Law establishes: the independence of the independent regulatory Authorities operating in Georgia from ...

Georgia’s legislation on advertising comprises the Constitution of Georgia, international treaties and agreements, this Law and other regulatory acts of Georgia. This Law aims at protecting minors from such harmful influence which is related to the consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco and the involvement in gambling.

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1. The scope of the code 1.This code establishes procedures for hearing and resolving administrative cases by common courts of Georgia. 2. Unless otherwise prescribed by this code, provisions under the Civil Procedures Code of Georgia shall be applicable to administrative proceedings. Article 2. Administrative cases falling within the jurisdiction of the court 1. A common court shall hear disputes arising from legal relations that are regulated by ...