The lecture objective is to inform the audience about the benefits and functionality of the project called SLOV-LEX and the Portal of Legal Information.
The main objective of the project is the authorisation of wordings of legal regulations in an electronic form and gradual advancement of the electronic form to become a binding form within the e-legislation. The content of such information will be guaranteed by the state and will gradually replace the printed codes.
The SLOV-LEX project is based on two mutually interconnected information systems:
eZbierka (eCode) – the information system providing binding electronic consolidated wordings of legal regulations and other standards, to legal addressees
eLegislatíva (eLegislation) - the information system for the control of processes within all stages of the legislative process, equipped with advanced editing tools for legislation authors.
The Portal of Legal Information project extends the SLOV-LEX project with the processes that prepare other types of legal standards.
The main objective of the project is the authorisation of wordings of legal regulations in an electronic form and gradual advancement of the electronic form to become a binding form within the e-legislation. The content of such information will be guaranteed by the state and will gradually replace the printed codes.
The SLOV-LEX project is based on two mutually interconnected information systems:
eZbierka (eCode) – the information system providing binding electronic consolidated wordings of legal regulations and other standards, to legal addressees
eLegislatíva (eLegislation) - the information system for the control of processes within all stages of the legislative process, equipped with advanced editing tools for legislation authors.
The Portal of Legal Information project extends the SLOV-LEX project with the processes that prepare other types of legal standards.
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Miloš Matúšek
Matúšek Miloš, JUDr, graduated Faculty of Law, Trnava University. In the past he worked in private sector. He worked at Ministry of Justice of Slovak Republic since 2009 as head of JASPI department, since 2012 he is a director of Slov-Lex. In 2011 he started postgraduate at Pan-European University. His thesis is focused on issues of legismatics, discipline that explores optional use of modern information technologies in law development and publication.
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Pavol Zarevúcky
He has graduated from the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, the study branch Electronic Computers, and has passed the Additional Pedagogy Study.
During his studies he worked as a programmer in the field of research and development of integrated circuits designing, later with the Printex product, abroad with the Insurance 3000 product, and video call of the Telesozial centre. In the SWH and Siemens Business Services he worked as the project manager for the development of the Union insurance system, projects of the contact centre of the Eurotel and ZSE companies, projects of the Register of Notaries – archive and Unified Workplaces of the Ministry of Interior.Since 2010, he worked in …
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