Executive power of Baku will receive some additional service vehicles
The Cabinet of Ministers on March 29 amended the rules on the use of official vehicles on the balance departments, enterprises and organizations, financed from the state budget. Based on innovation, public entities will acquire new official cars. Most of all they will be given to the executive power of Baku.
According to government's decision No 54, the Executive Power Administration of Baku will have 13 service vehicles. Previously these cars were intended only for the head of the EP and 4 of his deputies. Moreover, cars will be acquired also by heads of state bodies, directly under the EP Administration of Baku. How many of these structures operate under the EP is unknown. The site of this organization has no information about these structures.
In addition, according to the same resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers, one additional car each will be given to the central offices of the State Committee for Refugees and IDPs and for Religious Entities that will have at its disposal, respectively, 8 and 13 passenger cars.
The central executive authorities and the courts (except for district and municipal courts) in Azerbaijan have 1175 official cars, including 348 at their administrations. - 08D-
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