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PrintMembers of the Council of Disputes
Levan Bezhashvili - Chairman of Chamber of Control of Georgia;
Giorgi Latsabidze - Deputy Chairman of Chamber of Control of Georgia;
Nato Zaalishvili - Head of Legal Department;
Giorgi Kavlashvili - Independent expert;
Tamar Khidasheli - The representative of non-governmental organization;
Vakhtang Balavadze - The member of Parliament of Georgia;
About the Council of Disputes
Law of Georgia
Chapter VI
Appeal against the CCG documents and the Council of Disputes of the CCG
Article 27. Appeal against the CCG document, Certificate and Report (opinion)
1. The auditees which, in accordance with the General Administration Code, are administrative organs, shall be entitled to appeal against the audit document, certificate and report (opinion) of the CCG only to the CCG within 20 days after their submission.
2. Except for the administrative bodies envisaged by the first paragraph of this Article, other auditee shall have the right to appeal against the audit document, certificate and report (opinion) of the CCG directly to the CCG or to the court within 20 days after their submission, pursuant to the procedure established by law.
3. The appeal made with violation of the terms established in this article shall remain unheard pursuant to the procedure established by law.
4. To the administrative procedure related to the considering administrative complaint in the CCG shall be applied rules of the General Administration Code, foreseeing the peculiarities of this law.
Learn about the Law “On the Chamber of Control of Georgia”, adopted on the 26th of December 2008, which in accordance with the Constitution of Georgia states the status, powers, activity procedures, arrangements and independence guarantees of the Institution.
Also read the Rules of Procedures of the CCG which determines the structure, terms and rules of audit performance and internal activities.
