This Law outlines the legal framework governing the state and mobilization material reserves. Its primary objectives include the management of material resources for emergency situations, civil protection activities, and economic stabilization during market imbalances. It emphasizes the role of the State Reserve in creating and maintaining these reserves, ensuring compliance with technical regulations and standards, and facilitating humanitarian assistance as needed. The Law delineates specific measures for the release of material values from state reserves, which can occur based on decisions made by the Council of Ministers. It mandates the State Reserve to control operations involving material values, develop legal acts, and coordinate with other governmental bodies. Additionally, it outlines the return of material values to reserves, ensuring that replacements meet established technical and quality standards. The document also emphasizes the need for ongoing legislative improvements and international cooperation in managing these reserves. Implementation of this Law is structured around the responsibilities of the State Reserve, which includes creating a state material reserve and ensuring its preservation. The document specifies a six month timeline for aligning existing legislation with the new Law, requiring the Council of Ministers to propose necessary amendments. It also highlights the importance of compliance by the national government bodies and local authorities, ensuring that their regulatory acts conform to this Law. Procedural considerations and stakeholder involvement are implied through the coordination and collaboration required among various governmental entities.
Belarus · 2008-01-05