Premier points to lack of uniformity in coordination small power plants
Evaluating explanations from officials about Latvia^apostrofs;s small hydroelectric stations, Prime Minister Andris Berzins pointed to a lack of uniformity concerning regulation of power stations among various institutions.
Evaluating explanations from officials about Latvia's small hydroelectric stations, Prime Minister Andris Berzins pointed to a lack of uniformity concerning regulation of power stations among various institutions.
This is a legal and administrative problem," the premier's press secretary Arnis Lapins told LETA. Berzins requested authorized ministers to asses reasons for the lack of uniformity
Lapins pointed out that none of ministries or institutions "feel responsible" for the power stations.
After receiving replies from responsible ministers, the premier will decide on proposals for adjusting legislative and administrative authority.
The prime minister demanded explanations on several issues related to Latvia's small hydroelectric stations from Minister of Agriculture Atis Slakteris, Minister for State Administration Reform Issues Janis Krumins and Minister of Environmental Protection and Regional Development Vladimirs Makarovs.
As reported, the premier sent Makarovs a resolution after visiting power plants on the upper reaches of the Gauja River, asking information on how legislation pertaining to environmental protection and the use of natural resources is being implemented at the Varini, Gauja, Lacite and Pilskalni hydroelectric power stations.
Janis Silakalns LETA
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This is a legal and administrative problem," the premier's press secretary Arnis Lapins told LETA. Berzins requested authorized ministers to asses reasons for the lack of uniformity
Lapins pointed out that none of ministries or institutions "feel responsible" for the power stations.
After receiving replies from responsible ministers, the premier will decide on proposals for adjusting legislative and administrative authority.
The prime minister demanded explanations on several issues related to Latvia's small hydroelectric stations from Minister of Agriculture Atis Slakteris, Minister for State Administration Reform Issues Janis Krumins and Minister of Environmental Protection and Regional Development Vladimirs Makarovs.
As reported, the premier sent Makarovs a resolution after visiting power plants on the upper reaches of the Gauja River, asking information on how legislation pertaining to environmental protection and the use of natural resources is being implemented at the Varini, Gauja, Lacite and Pilskalni hydroelectric power stations.
Janis Silakalns LETA
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