PrintThe Constitution of Georgia
The Constitution of Georgia Adopted on 24 August 1995
The citizens of Georgia, whose firm will is to establish a democratic social order, economic freedom, a Rule of Law based social state, to secure universally recognised human rights and freedoms, to enhance the state independence and peaceful relations with other peoples, bearing in mind the centuries-old traditions of the Statehood of the Georgian Nation and the basic principles of the Constitution of Georgia of 1921, proclaim nation-wide the present Constitution.
The Law of Georgia on Chamber of Control of Georgia
On the 26th of December 2008 the Parliament of Georgia adopted the Law “On Chamber of Control of Georgia”, that in accordance with the Constitution of Georgia, sates the status, powers, activity procedures, arrangements and independence guarantees of the Institutions. The was enacted on the 28th of January 2009 and cardinally changed the role of the Chamber of Control of Georgia.
See all: The Law on The CCG.pdf
Regulations
The Rules of Procedure of the CCG
Chapter I
General Provisions
Article 1. Scopes of the Rules of Procedure of the CCG
Rules of Procedure of the CCG (hereinafter referred to as Rules of Procedure) determines the rules of operation of the CCG ((hereinafter referred to as CCG), its structure, functions of its structural units, terms and rules of audit preparation and conducting, rules of execution of the powers of the Council of Disputes and other organizational issues of office work and internal activities.
