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General affairs service

This Service is composed of employees dealing with administrative and technical issues and other subsidiary tasks important for judicial branch.


All administrative and technical tasks which according to the Court Rules of Procedure fall within the field of work of the Court Registry are performed within the General Affairs Service, as well as other tasks of typing documents, library tasks, accountancy, IT tasks, security of courts, purchasing, taxation tasks, transportation tasks, technical maintenance of the building and the equipment and other tasks regulated in detail by the Rulebook on Systematisation of Job positions. The Secretary General of the Court manages this Service.

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