On the day this act enters into force, the provisions of Title 3 (Compensation for Change in Intended Purpose of Use of Agricultural Land and Forest) of the Agricultural Land Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 59/96, 31/98 [constitutional court ruling], 1/99, 54/2000 [ZKme], 68/2000 [constitutional court ruling], 27/2002 [constitutional court ruling], 58/2002 [ZMR-1] and 67/2002; hereinafter:

If in deciding on a constitutional complaint the Constitutional Court establishes the unconstitutionality of a regulation or general act, it may, in accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of this article, annul ab initio or abrogate such regulation or act.

Procedures for issuing a building permit that commenced prior to the entry into force of this act and procedures for issuing a building permit that commenced after the entry into force of this act and are founded on location permits issued pursuant to the ZUN shall be completed pursuant to the provisions of the Construction Act (Ur. l. SRS, Nos. 34/84 and 29/86; Ur. l. RS, Nos. 71/93 [ZUN], 40/94 [constitutional court ruling], 69/94 [constitutional court ruling], 59/96, 45/99, 42/2000 [constitutional court ruling], 52/2000 [ZGPro] and 52/2000; hereinafter: the ZGO).

(4) lf a request or initiative for constitutional review of an act from the second paragraph of this Article has been filed, the lawsuit shall be considered as having been filed within the prescribed period if it was lodged within 30 days of the serving of the constitutional court decision, in which the court declares that it does not have jurisdiction.

Under conditions provided by law, the Constitutional Court may, up until a final decision, suspend in whole or in part the implementation of an act whose constitutionality or legality is being reviewed.

Persons that successfully completed the university study programme after the entry into force of the Higher Education Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 67/93, 39/95 [constitutional court ruling], 18/98 [constitutional court ruling], 35/98 [constitutional court ruling], 99/99 and 64/2001) or that successfully completed an appropriate four- year tertiary programme prior to the entry into force of the aforementioned act shall also be deemed to have gained the university qualification that is a condition for conducting inspection supervision and a condition for participants in the construction of works pursuant to this act.

25. The approval on the basis of Article 28 of the Defence Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 82/94, 44/97, 87/97, 13/98 [constitutional court ruling], 33/2000 [constitutional court ruling], 87/2001, 47/2002 and 67/2002 [correction]) for railway lines and works thereon, for national highways and works thereon, for international airports, for telecommunications and energy distribution links and for works of wider importance in terms of defence needs

14. The approval or the permit on the basis of Articles 34, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53, 54, 58, 59, 60, 67 and 68 of the Public Roads Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 29/97, 18/2002 [constitutional court ruling] and 50/2002 [constitutional court ruling]) in the case of the construction and execution of works in the road protection belt and works that could affect road safety, and the opinion on the basis of Article 69 of the aforementioned act of law for works and premises for the performance of activities that directly affect traffic flow

(4) lf a request or initiative to test the constitutionality of an act from the second paragraph of this Article has been filed, the lawsuit shall be considered as having been filed within the prescribed period if it was lodged within 30 days of the serving of the constitutional court decision, in which the court declares that it does not have jurisdiction.

the wording ` or indefinite` in Article 27 of the Institutes Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia/l Nos 12/91 and 17/91 - ZUDE and Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, Nos55/92 - ZVDK, 13/93, 66/93, 45/94 - Constitutional Court Decision, 8/96, 31/00 - ZP-L and 36/00 - ZPDZC),

Procedures for issuing a location permit that commenced prior to the entry into force of this act shall be completed pursuant to the provisions of the Urban Planning and Other Forms of Land Use Act (Ur. l. SRS, Nos. 18/84, 37/85 and 29/86; Ur. l. RS, Nos. 26/90, 18/93, 47/93, 71/93, 44/97, 9/2001 [ZPPreb] and 23/2002 [constitutional court ruling]; hereinafter: the ZUN).

(I) The court may, in an administrative dispute from the third paragraph of Article 1 of this Law, establish that the act or action is illegal, ban the continuation of individual actions, decide on the plaintiffs request to be reimbursed for damages, and order, when necessary, the removal of a violation of constitutional rights and the re-establishment of a legal state of affairs.

On the day this act enters into force, the reconstruction of national highways pursuant to the provisions of Article 28 of the Public Roads Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 29/97 and 50/2002 [constitutional court ruling]), the reconstruction of railways pursuant to the provisions of Article 20 of the Safety of Railway Transport Act (Ur. l. RS, No. 85/2000) and renovation and other maintenance works on national highways and railways defined in the aforementioned acts of law or implementing regulations issued on the basis thereof shall be deemed maintenance works of public benefit.

If in deciding on a constitutional complaint the Constitutional Court establishes the unconstitutionality of a regulation or general act, it may in accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of this article annul or abrogate such regulation or act.

Based on the ruling of the Constitutional Court in the fall of 1999, the National Assembly adopted the Act Amending the rtv Slovenia Act, which introduced a change in the method of collecting the license fee (renamed contribution therein).

(2) The Institute shall be governed by the provisions of the Institutes' Act (Official Gazette RS, nos. 12/91, 8/96, and 36/00 - Decision of the Constitutional Court - hereinafter referred to as " ZZ "), unless otherwise provided for in this Act.

The Constitutional Court decided, however, that the decision of the court was in harmony with both the Law on Public Information and the Constitution, since this law, although older than the Constitution, was in perfect harmony with it, in contrast to the Public Media Act (of a later date) which was not!