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Informator O Radu Ministarstva Trgovine, Turizma I Telekomunikacija Ažuriran 30 Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran 30. marta 2018. godine - I N F O R M A T O R O R A D U MINISTARSTVA TRGOVINE, TURIZMA I TELEKOMUNIKACIJA BEOGRAD 30. mart 2018. Godine 1 Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran 30. marta 2018. godine SADRŽAJ 1. INFORMATOR O RADU 3 2.OSNOVNI PODACI O RADU MINISTARSTVA 4 3.ORGANIZACIONA STRUKTURA - Prilog 1.grafički prikaz- 5 3.1.Delokrug unutrašnjih jedinica- 5 4.OPIS FUNKCIJA STAREŠINA ORGANA 43 5.PRAVILA U VEZI SA JAVNOŠĆU RADA 43 6.NAJČEŠĆE TRAŽENE INFORMACIJE OD JAVNOG ZNAČAJA 48 7.OPIS NADLEŽNOSTI,OVLAŠĆENјA I OBAVEZA 52 8.OPIS POSTUPANјA U OKVIRU NADLEŽNOSTI I OBAVEZA 63 9.PROPISI KOJE MINISTARSTVO PRIMENјUJE - Prilog 2. 104 10.USLUGE KOJE MINISTARSTVO PRUŽA ZAINTERESOVANIM LICIMA 104 11.POSTUPAK RADI PRUŽANјA USLUGA 111 12.PREGLED PODATAKA O PRUŽENIM USLUGAMA 117 13.PODACI O PRIHODIMA I RASHODIMA - Prilog 3. 157 14.PODACI O JAVNIM NABAVKAMA- Prilog 4. 157 15.PODACI O DRŽAVNOJ POMOĆI 157 16.PLATE DRŽAVNIH SLUŽBENIKA 160 17.PODACI O SREDSTVIMA RADA 160 18.NOSAČI INFORMACIJA-način i mesto čuvanja- 167 19.VRSTE INFORMACIJA U POSEDU MINISTARSTVA 167 20.VRSTE INFORMACIJA KOJIMA MINISTARSTVO OMOGUĆAVA PRISTUP 167 21.INFORMACIJE O PODNOŠENјU ZAHTEVA ZA PRISTUP INFORMACIJAMA 167 2 Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran 30. marta 2018. godine 1. INFORMATOR O RADU Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija, sačinjen je u skladu sa članom 39. Zakona o slobodnom pristupu informacijama od javnog značaja („Službeni glasnik RS“ br. 120/04, 54/07, 104/09 i 36/10) i Uputstvom za objavlјivanje informatora o radu državnog organa („Službeni glasnik RS“, broj 68/10). Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija, sačinjen na osnovu raspoloživih informacija i podataka, prvi put je objavlјen na veb sajtu Ministarstva, http://mtt.gov.rs/, dana 1. jula 2014.godine, kao dokument u pripremi, koji je ažuriran kao dokument Ministarstva sa stanjem na dan : 29. avgusta 2014. godine, 19. novembra 2014.godine, 31. decembra 2014.godine, 4. i 27. februara 2015.godine, 31. marta 2015.godine, 30. aprila 2015.godine, 29. maja 2015.godine, 30. juna 2015.godine, 31. jula 2015.godine, 31. avgusta 2015. godine, 17. septembra 2015. godine, 30. septembra 2015. godine, 30. oktobra 2015. godine, 30. novembra 2015. godine, 30. decembra 2015. godine, 29. januara 2016. godine, 29. februar 2016. godine, 31. marta 2016. godine , 28. aprila 2016. godine, 31. maja 2016.godine, 30. juna 2016. godine, 29.07.2016. godine, 31.08. 2016. godine, 30.septembara 2016. godine, 31. oktobra 2016. godine i 30.novembra 2016. godine i 30. decembra 2016. godine, 31. januara 2017. godine, 28. februara 2017. godine, 31. marta 2017. godine, 28. aprila 2017. godine, 31. maja 2017. godine, 30. juna 2017. godine, 31. jula 2017. godine, 31. avgusta 2017. godine, 30. septembra 2017. godine, 31. oktobra 2017. godine, 30. novembra 2017. godine, 29. decembra 2017. godine, 31. januara 2018. godine i 28. februara 2018. godine. POČETAK RADA MINISTARSTVA Ministarstvo trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija počelo je da radi danom stupanja na snagu novog Zakona o ministarstvima (''Službeni glasnik RS'', br. 44/14, 14/15, 54/15 i 96/15- dr. zakon i 62/2017), 26.04.2014. godine, prema položaju i delokrugu koji je utvrđen ovim zakonom. Na osnovu člana 37. st. 13. i 14. Zakona o ministarstvima, Ministarstvo trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija preuzelo je od Ministarstva spolјne i unutrašnje trgovine i telekomunikacija i Ministarstva privrede, zaposlene i postavlјena lica, prava, obaveze, predmete, opremu, sredstva za rad i arhivu za vršenje nadležnosti u oblasti: spoLjne i unutrašnje trgovine, telekomunikacija, informacionog društva, turizma i turističke inspekcije. U Ministarstvu su postavlјena četiri državna sekretara: Tatjana Matić, Stevan Nikčević, Vesna Kovač i Miroslav Knežević. Rešenjem o postavlјenju Vlade Republike Srbije 24 broj: 119-6162/2017 od 06.07.2017. godine postavlјena je Tatjana Matić za državnog sekretara u Ministarstvu trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija. Državni sekretar Tatjana Matić ovlašćena je od strane ministra da ga, dok je odsutan ili sprečen, zamenjuje u svim poslovima za koje je prema zakonu i drugim propisima ovlašćen, osim poslova iz člana 24. stav. 2. Zakona o državnoj upravi. Rešenjem o postavlјenju Vlade Republike Srbije 24 broj: 119-6518/2017 od 13.07.2017. godine postavlјen je Stevan Nikčević za državnog sekretara u Ministarstvu trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija. 3 Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran 30. marta 2018. godine Rešenjem o postavlјenju Vlade Republike Srbije 24 broj: 119-6517/2017 od 13.07.2017. godine postavlјena je Vesna Kovač za državnog sekretara u Ministarstvu trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija. Rešenjem o postavlјenju Vlade Republike Srbije 24 broj: 119-7466/2017 od 04.08.2017. godine postavlјen je Miroslav Knežević za državnog sekretara u Ministarstvu trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija. Lice odgovorno za tačnost i potpunost podataka, objavlјivanje i redovno ažuriranje Informatora o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija je Sandra Dokić, sekretar Ministarstva. DOSTUPNOST INFORMATORA Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran je sa stanjem na dan 28. februara 2018. godine i dostupan je javnosti u elektronskoj formi na sajtu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija (u dalјem tekstu: Ministarstvo): http://mtt.gov.rs/ i kao dokument u Sekretarijatu Ministarstva, Odsek za opšte i pravne poslove, Nemanjina 22-26, XI sprat (krilo C), kancelarija broj 9, telefoni za kontakt: 011/363-1807 i 011/3615-953. Ostvarivanje uvida u Informator o radu Ministarstva omogućava ovlašćeno službeno lice za postupanje po zahtevu za slobodan pristup informacijama od javnog značaja iz delokruga rada Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija, Sandra Dokić, sekretar ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija, e-mail: [email protected]. Informator o radu Ministarstva, sačinjen je u skladu sa: Pravilnikom o unutrašnjem uređenju i sistematizaciji radnih mesta Ministarstva, broj: 110-00-23/2017-02 od 31.10.2017. godine, na koji je Vlada dala saglasnost 02.11.2017. godine i koji je stupio na snagu 14.11.2017. godine; podacima o prihodima i rashodima određenim Zakonom o budžetu za 2016. godinu („Službeni glasnik RS“, broj: 103/15) i Zakonom o budžetu za 2017. godinu („Službeni glasnik RS“, broj: 99/16 ); Finansijskim planom Ministarstva, Planom javnih nabavki Ministarstva, kao i drugim informacijama i podacima o radu i aktivnostima Ministarstva od značaja za javnost. Ovlašćeno službeno lice za postupanje po zahtevima za slobodan pristup informacijama od javnog značaja iz delokruga rada Ministarstva, počev od 14. septembra 2015. godine je Sandra Dokić, sekretar ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija, e-mail: [email protected], dužno je da se stara o redovnom ažuriranju i objavlјivanju Informatora i odgovorno je za tačnost podataka sadržanih u Informatoru. 2. OSNOVNI PODACI O RADU MINISTARSTVA Naziv državnog organa: Ministarstvo trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija Adresa sedišta: Nemanjina 22-26 Poštanski broj i grad: 11000 Beograd 4 Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran 30. marta 2018. godine Opština: Savski venac Šifra delatnosti: 8411 Matični broj: 17855131 Poreski identifikacioni broj: 108508206 Radno vreme Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija je od 07,30 do 15,30 časova, osim u Sektoru tržišne inspekcije i Sektoru turističke inspekcije, u kojima se zbog prirode posla može vršiti preraspodela radnog vremena. Odelјenja tržišne inspekcije i odelјenja turističke inspekcije na teritoriji Republike Srbije, obrazovana kao odelјenja van sedišta Ministarstva, rade u skladu sa radnim vremenom nadležnog Upravnog okruga. 3. ORGANIZACIONA STRUKTURA Pravilnikom o unutrašnjem uređenju i sistematizaciji radnih mesta u Ministarstvu trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija broj: 110-00-23/2017-02 od 31.10.2017. godine, na koji je Vlada dala saglasnost 02.11.2017. godine i koji je stupio na snagu 14.11.2017. godine, za obavlјanje poslova iz delokruga Ministarstva obrazuju se sledeće osnovne unutrašnje jedinice: 1. Sektor za bilateralnu ekonomsku saradnju; 2. Sektor za spolјnotrgovinsku politiku i multilateralnu i regionalnu ekonomsku i trgovinsku saradnju; 3. Sektor za trgovinu, usluge i politiku konkurencije; 4. Sektor za zaštitu potrošača; 5. Sektor tržišne inspekcije; 6. Sektor za turizam; 7. Sektor turističke inspekcije; 8. Sektor za elektronske komunikacije i poštanski saobraćaj; 9. Sektor za informaciono društvo i informacionu bezbednost; 10. Sektor za normativne, upravne i poslove evropskih integracija. U Ministarstvu se kao posebna unutrašnja jedinica obrazuje Sekretarijat ministarstva. U Ministarstvu se kao uže unutrašnje jedinice izvan sastava sektora i Sekretarijata obrazuju: Grupa za razvoj Digitalne agende i Grupa za internu reviziju. Određeni poslovi iz delokruga Ministarstva obavlјaju se u područnim jedinicama izvan sedišta Ministarstva. 3.1. DELOKRUG UNUTRAŠNјIH JEDINICA 1.SEKTOR ZA BILATERALNU EKONOMSKU SARADNјU Maja Mandrapa Gašić, v.d. pomoćnika ministra kontakt telefon 011/3616-012 e-mail: [email protected] 5 Informator o radu Ministarstva trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija ažuriran 30. marta 2018. godine U Sektoru za bilateralnu ekonomsku saradnju obavlјaju se poslovi koji se odnose
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