Enforcement officers close 41.34% more cases in 2015 than in previous three years

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Aleksandra Tresnjev, president of the executive board of the Chamber of Enforcement Officers, has published data about the analysis of the work done by 205 enforcement officers, which established that civil enforcement officers closed, in the 2012-2015 period, based on all legal documents based on which the enforcement is enacted, 61.16% of cases from 2012 and 52.90% of cases from 2013. In 2015, 205 enforcement officers closed 318,000 cases based on all legal documents based on which the enforcement is enacted, while in the 2012-2014 period, 225,016 cases were closed. She emphasized that in only one year the enforcement officers managed to increase the number of closed cases by 41.34% in relation to the total number of cases closed in the previous three years.

Head of EU Delegation in Serbia Michael Davenport stated that, by choosing the way of joining the European Union, Serbia has agreed to honor its basic principles. To that end, Serbia has chosen to reform the enforcement system through its strategic documents. The enforcement system is a key factor to the unhindered enjoyment of rights, which was recognized by the EU as one of the key factors towards the progress within the accession process. The EU has therefore given 1.6 mil EUR of support through the RoLE project. The project systematically supports the enforcement system reformation, which improves legislations. Efforts have been made to ensure consistent enforcement of the new legislations and to help citizens become familiar with the changes and benefits of the new legislations.