Enforcement officers to make decisions on ground

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09.01.2019, 15:35

Armenia’s compulsory enforcement officers will be able to make decisions on the ground, the head of the Compulsory Enforcement Service Hakob Hakobyan said at a working meeting held the day before.

Enforcement officers to make decisions on ground

YEREVAN, January 9. /ARKA/. Armenia’s compulsory enforcement officers will be able to make decisions on the ground, the head of the Compulsory Enforcement Service Hakob Hakobyan said at a working meeting held the day before.

The Enforcement Service said all officers of the Yerevan Division will be provided with stamps to confirm their decisions.

According to the Enforcement Service, the change will significantly increase the efficiency of enforcement officers. By another decision, the head of the Enforcement Service has cancelled compulsory night shift. -0-

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