On 20 May 2021 the first reading of a bill submitted by the Legislative Committee to amend the Administrative Procedure Code Act took place. The bill was sent for further work in the Extraordinary Committee for amendments to codifications.
The subject of the bill is to change the provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure regarding the admissibility of declaring an administrative decision issued in gross violation of law invalid. According to the proposed changes, the possibility of declaring invalidity of a decision issued in gross violation of the law by virtue of which a party acquired rights or an exclusive right is to be excluded, if at least 30 years have passed from the date of its issuance.
The project implements the judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of 12 May 2015. (P 46/13) declaring the provision of Article 156 § 2 of the Code of Administrative Procedure incompatible with Article 2 of the Constitution to the extent that it does not exclude the admissibility of declaring a decision invalid when a significant lapse of time has occurred since its issuance.