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The subject of this publication is an analysis of the optional financial penalties regulated in the Health Care Services Financed from Public Funds Act. This paper starts with a general characteristics of the institution of financial penalty and elucidation of its nature. Next, it analyzes financial penalties regulated in the Act by reference to their structure and editing rules, administrative liability rules and the scope of Health Minister’s discretion in imposing them. At the end, the article scrutinizes the limitation rules governing financial penalties regulated in the Act.
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The aim of the article is to present the issues of preparing applications in the administrative procedure in the official language, i.e. Polish, and the permissible (statutory) exceptions in this regard. In some administrative proceedings, it is possible to draft the application in a supporting language or in a foreign language, most often English. The study also addresses the issue of how to remove the lack of a formal application, consisting in submitting it in the wrong language, as well as the issue of preparing an application in an inappropriate language.
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This article presents the issues of suspension of the administrative proceedings at the request of a party. Particular attention was paid to the character of this suspension of proceedings, the form of the closure of the proceeding suspend for the party's request and the application of Article 98 of the Code of Administrative Proceedings in the appeal proceedings. The nature of the time limit of this suspension of the proceedings was also considered, in particular whether it is a substantive or procedural law time limit.
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This article presents methods of determining the territorial jurisdiction of public administration authority based on non-Code provisions and their relation to the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure. Apart from Article 21 of the Code, a number of provisions of administrative substantive law determine the separate territorial jurisdiction of public administration authority in particular administrative matters. Some provisions of substantive law in this area are reiteration of the Code regulations.
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Subject of the article is an analysis of a closed and open catalogue of supplementary elements of an administrative decision, provided for in substantive law, such as: term, condition or commission. Generally, those are the substantive provisions that require public administration authorities to include additional elements in an administrative decision. However, it also possible to encounter provisions which provide for discretion it this respect. The legislator, when formulating new provisions on additional elements of administrative decisions should not repeat the wording of Article 107 § 1 of the Code of Administrative Procedure, which enumerates obligatory elements of every administrative decision.
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The article aims to present a situation when a party in an administrative proceeding cannot act through an attorney-in-fact, or in other words, the party must act in person despite the appointment of an attorney-in-fact. The requirement of a party to act personally in an administrative proceeding may be the result of legal provisions, the nature of the procedural action and the content of the public administration authority's demand. These cases are exceptions to the principle that a party may act through an attorney-in-fact and are therefore subject to a strict literal interpretation.
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Subject of the article is an analysis of the legal character of pharmaceutical wholesaler license and its characteristics. This article highlights exceptions to the principle of sustainability in pharmaceutical wholesaler license decision by showing proceedings to change this decision or proceedings to declare expiration thereof. The article discusses also the institution of promise of the license and its characteristics.
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The aim of the article is to present the constitutional and formal requirements regarding statutory authorizations to issue acts of local law of an executive nature. These authori¬zations show many similarities to statutory delegations on the basis of which regulations are issued and at the same time they differ from general authorizations to issue acts of local law of a structural and organizational nature. The study also draws attention to the lack of rules for drafting provisions authorizing the issuance of acts of local law in the Principles of Legislative Techniques and the need to fill this lack.
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