BAKU/12.02.14/TURAN : Once again expanded the range of electronic services of the Centre ASAN under the state agency for public service and social innovation under the Azerbaijani President . Yesterday the President issued a decree on amendments and changes in his own Decree 706 of September 5, 2012 .
Now court decisions on administrative penalties will be sent to the recipient electronically, penalties may also be paid without a visit to the post office or bank. First of all, it concerns traffic offenders caught in the lens of cameras and camcorders of State Traffic Police.
Fines will be put on stream. To do this, all petrol stations, car parks , shopping centers and other places will be equipped with payment terminals . It also provides for payment through mobile phones .
The center ASAN is fully vested a right to issue statements on state registration and the log of private residential property. It performs the duties of the reception of recruits for military service in cases of registration and deregistration of residence. In addition, the Centre has the right to receive documents used by citizens of Azerbaijan abroad, the Ministry of Justice in order to issue an apostille of them.
Responsible for implementation, as well as bringing legislation into line with the changes in Decree 706 is the Cabinet of Ministers of AR . - 17D-
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