112 KB31 KB200820252015Igličar, Albinstr. 95-106, 258-259ISSN:1855-5861COBISSID:583679URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-48XUW5BZslGV ZaložbaIUS SoftwarePravni letopislobiranjeodločanjeSloveniaSlovenijazakonodajni postopekPrvine zakonodajne sledi v funkciji transparentnosti zakonodaje|A legislative footprint in Europen Union is a comprehensive public record of lobbyists' influence on a piece of legislation. Lobbying needs to become more transparent and open to public scrutiny. A special aspect of the principle of public procedure spreads already to the so-called pre-legislative procedure, going on in ministries, before the bill is sent to the parliament. After submitting a draft statute we can distinguish three basic phases in it: the first, the second and the third reading of the draft statute with the final vote on the statute. In the article the elements of public and of legislative footprint are presented on example of Real Property Tax ActZakonodajna sled v Evropski uniji je izčrpen javni seznam lobistov in popis lobističnih vplivov na določen zakon. Lobiranje mora postati tudi v nacionalni zakonodaji bolj transparentno in javnost ga mora natančno nadzorovati. Poseben vidik javnosti postopka se kaže v predzakonodajni fazi pri aktivnosti ministrstev, preden je zakon poslan v parlament, ter potem še v vseh treh fazah, ki potekajo v parlamentu, v prvi, drugi in tretji obravnavi pred končnim glasovanjem o zakonu. Elementi javnosti in zakonodajne sledi so prikazani na primeru Zakona o davku na nepremičnineTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaInštitut za primerjalno pravo pri Pravni fakulteti v Ljubljani IPP-PF