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The Next Generation of Capital and County Government Offices Developments in Hungarian Middle-Level State Administration Since 2011
The last financial crisis and the rhapsodic developments of Hungarian public administration resulted in a political aspiration that aimed (and still aims) to revitalize the State of Hungary and increase its administrative competitiveness. The territorial representation of the government has been strengthened by the reorganization of the middle level of public administration and the establishment of the new institution of capital and county government offices. The goal of this study is to summarize and evaluate the major steps of the aforesaid process, and to consider the expected further developments in this field.
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The Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) was adopted in April 2014, and it has been uniformly regulating the issues of insider dealing and market manipulation throughout the EU since 3 July 2016. Unlike the previous legislation, deviation from the regulation’s wording will not be possible. This should exclude different applications, which have occurred in the individual EU Member States so far, when investigating unlawful behaviours marked as market abuse. The regulation introduced several substantial changes.
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Microprudential regulation and supervision – focused on institutional risks – cannot guarantee the stability of the financial system. Therefore special attention should be paid to macroprudential regulation and supervision to address systemic risks. The purpose of this study is to provide the historical context and a theoretical framework for macroprudential regulation and supervision – a new area of economic policy. To this end, we shall examine the causes for the spread of macroprudential policy, its basic concepts, and thirdly, its place within the scheme of economic policies.
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This article focuses on the system of standard (ordinary) remedial measures used in the administrative procedure that can be found in the Administrative Procedure Acts of so called Visegrad Four (Central European) countries. Mentioned is not only the national legislation but also European impact in this sphere and connecting roots. It can be found some problems that are typical for Visegrad Four countries like ‘remonstrance’. This paper tries to show possible ways to solve such problems and to emphasize that there is still number of national specifics which can be found. These can be understood as ‘inspirational designs’, whether positive or negative.
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Legislative Changes in the Environmental Impact Assessment act in the Slovak Republic
The study is dealing with the implementation of the EIA Directive in the Slovak Republic, primarily focused on the participation of public in environmental proceedings. The case law presented a special approach on this field – partially which – leaded to new ways of interpretation of normative rules.
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