The National Bureau of Enforcement presented updated non-enforcement services to representatives of the public and private sectors.

The meeting participants were introduced to the updated capabilities and practical advantages of the non-enforcement services provided by the LEPL National Bureau of Enforcement of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia. Nugzar Dundua, Deputy Chairman of the Bureau, highlighted the mechanisms that help citizens, business entities, and public agencies reduce legal and financial risks, save time and resources, and protect their interests.

Three services of the Bureau were presented at the event: property appraisal, simplified proceedings, and fact-finding (fact-stating).

The property appraisal service ensures the determination of the market value of real estate and movable property, businesses, and intangible assets in accordance with international standards. Participants were introduced to the possibilities of using the appraisal report for various purposes, including legal, insurance, and tax matters. It was noted that receiving the report through an expedited procedure within 3 working days is also possible.

The presentation on simplified proceedings was dedicated to mechanisms for satisfying monetary claims without a court, through a simplified procedure. The main advantages of the service were discussed – saving time and financial resources, and the ability to efficiently satisfy claims.

The participants also learned about the practical purpose of the fact-finding service, which ensures the objective recording of factual circumstances and the acquisition of relevant evidence.

Specific cases of using this service in the activities of citizens, business entities, and public agencies were discussed.

The meeting was held in an interactive format. Following the thematic presentations, participants had the opportunity to ask questions and discuss practical issues important to them.

The discussion touched upon deepening cooperation with the public and private sectors and the prospects of utilizing non-enforcement services.

The event was attended by Irakli Khubulava, First Deputy Chairman of the National Bureau of Enforcement, Deputy Chairmen - Givi Dolidze, Nugzar Dundua, and David Tsitsishvili, as well as representatives of banking and financial organizations, various business companies, law firms, the Georgian Bar Association, and public agencies. The National Bureau of Enforcement continues to develop non-enforcement services and increase their accessibility. In this process, special importance is attached to direct communication with users and taking their needs into account.