The procedure for certification of court managers in Uzbekistan has changed

In connection with the improvement of legislation in the field of insolvency in Uzbekistan, changes and additions have been made to some decisions of the government, reports Norma.

With the document, amendments and additions are made to the regulation on the procedure for certification (re-certification) of court administrators and the issuance of a qualification certificate.

The percentage of the minimum correct answers in the exam to obtain the qualification certificate of the court manager of 1-3 categories is changing:

for category 4 – at least 50 percent (unchanged);
for category 3 – at least 65 percent (previously 60 percent);
for category 2 - at least 75 percent (previously 70 percent);
for category 1 - at least 85 percent (previously 75 percent);
When candidates express their desire to receive a certificate of a higher category, the deadline for re-applying for a re-test is set: at least 1 month after the first certification;

when the requirements set by court managers are violated, the procedure for considering these cases is determined by the attestation.

The following cases are considered grounds for consideration of the case:

References and inspection reports on the signs of violations detected in the activities of the judicial administrator of the State Asset Management Agency and its territorial bodies;
information of state administration bodies, local authorities, applications and complaints of individuals and legal entities, information in mass media;
information, presentation, ruling on the commission of a crime by the court and law enforcement authorities.
Based on the result of the case review, the commission makes a decision and sends it to the Davactive agency.

Based on the decision, the Davactive agency gives the administrator of the court a one-month deadline (with the possibility of extension up to one month) to eliminate the shortcomings, or makes a decision to suspend or terminate the certificate.

Also, changes are being made to the rules for identifying the symptoms of fake bankruptcy, concealment of bankruptcy and intentional bankruptcy. According to it, if the debtor has not been active in the last 2 years, the court administrator will analyze the 2-year financial activity of the debtor.

The document was published in the national database of legal documents and entered into force on July 22.

source: daryo.uz