Article 3 of the
Act on the Right of Access to Information (Official Gazette nos. 25/13, 85/15)
regulates the right of access to information of natural and legal persons
through openness and the public nature of the work of public authorities.
The right of
access to information and the re-use of information entails the right of a
user to request and receive information, as well as the obligation of the
public authorities to provide access to the information requested and to
publish information even if no particular request has been made when
publication stems from their obligation prescribed by law or some other general
regulation.
The right of
access to information and the re-use of information is regulated and exercised
in accordance with the Act on the Right of Access to Information (Official Gazette nos. 25/13,
85/15). This Act regulates the principles of the right of access and re-use of
information, restrictions on the right of access and re-use of information, and
the procedure of exercising the right of access to information and re-use of
information and the protection thereof.
Information
Commissioner
Omišalj
Tourist Board informs the public through its official website by means of documents
and information that it possesses, and which are available to the public in electronic
form and can be accessed without making a special request. Access to all other
information and documents is gained by submitting an oral or written request.
The right of
access to information and the re-use of information is exercised by
submitting a request to the Information Commissioner of Omišalj Tourist Board
in one of the following ways:
by telephone on
the number +385 (0) 51 846 243
by email to
the Information Commissioner at info@visit-omisalj-njivice.hr, via the form Request
to access information / Request for amending or correcting information / Request
for re-use of information;
by regular mail
to the address: TZ Općine Omišalj, Ribarska obala 10, 51512 Njivice, Hrvatska/Croatia
via the form Request to access information / Request for amending or correcting
information / Request for re-use of information;
in person at
the address: TZ Općine Omišalj, Ribarska obala 10, 51512 Njivice, Monday to
Friday from 08:00 to 15:00.
Conditions of re-use
of information
The public authority shall give the user information
for re-use without restrictions, for free use, and in open format.
In justified cases, the public authority may stipulate
the conditions for re-use. In the case of stipulating the conditions for
re-use, their content and application may not unjustifiably restrict the
possibilities of re-use, nor may they be used to restrict market competition.
The conditions
for the re-use of information may not be discriminatory for the same or similar
types of information, or for commercial or non-commercial use.
The public
authority that re-uses its own information as the basis for commercial
activities that do not fall within the scope of its public activities shall be
subject to the same conditions that apply to other users.
The type and
content of permits that stipulate the conditions of re-use, in line with standard
open permits, shall be regulated in an ordinance issued by the minister responsible
for administrative affairs.
The public
authority is obligated to disclose the permits stipulating the conditions of
re-use, or links to such permits, on its website, in accordance with the standard
open permits.
Request to access information (Form 2)
Request for amending or correcting information
(Form 3)
Request for re-use of information (Form 4)
Information
Commissioner:
Daniela
Garapić, mag. oec.
Omišalj Tourist
Board, Ribarska obala 10, 51512 Njivice
Tel.: +385 (0)
51 846 243
Email of the Information
Commissioner: info@visit-omisalj-njivice.hr
Office hours: Monday
to Friday from 08:00 to 15:00.
Fees for access
to information
Omišalj Tourist
Board is entitled to a fee to cover the material expenses incurred in providing
information to the user of the right of access to information and the re-use of
information, as well as to cover the expenses of delivering the requested
information. The fee is charged according to the criteria for setting the fee
to cover the material expenses and the expenses of delivering the requested
information (hereinafter: Criteria) as referred to in Article 19 paragraph 2 of
the Act on the Right of Access to Information (Official Gazette nos. 25/13, 85/15).
The fee to
cover material expenses will be set as follows:
single A4 copy – HRK 0.25
single A3 copy – HRK 0.50
single A4 copy in colour – HRK 1.00
single A3 copy in colour – HRK 1.60
file on a single CD – HRK 4.00
file on
a single DVD – HRK 6.00
file on a
memory stick depending on its capacity - HRK 210 for 64 GB, HRK 150 for 32 GB, HRK
120 for 16 GB, HRK 50 for 8 GB, HRK 30 for 4 GB.
single page scan – HRK 0.80
converting videotape, audiotape, or floppy disk
records into an electronic file – HRK 1.00
The expenses for
delivering information are charged according to the valid price list of regular
postal services.
NOTE:
The fee to
cover material expenses for services which are not stipulated by the Criteria will
be determined by the public authority in such a way that it will include the
average market price of the service, the capital allowance of the public
authority and the cost of postal services. The delivery cost is calculated
according to the valid price list of postal services. The user of the right to
information must fully and in advance deposit the anticipated amount of material
costs. If the user does not deposit the amount within the deadline, it will be considered
that the user has withdrawn the request. Omišalj Tourist Board will issue an
invoice to the user of the right to information according to the amount specified
in the criteria.
Fees for the
re-use of information
Omišalj Tourist
Board shall charge no fees for the re-use of information if the same
information is published on the official websites.
According to the
criteria for setting the fee to cover material expenses and the expenses of
delivering the requested information as referred to in Article 19 paragraph 2 of
the Act on the Right of Access to Information (Official Gazette nos. 25/13, 85/15),
Omišalj Tourist Board may charge the user for the material expenses for the
re-use of information arising from its reproduction, provision and delivery if
one of the following conditions is met:
the public authority
is primarily financed from its own revenues; or
the
user requests information by which the public authority secures adequate
revenues to cover the costs of its collection, development, reproduction and publication;
the public
authority determines the fee for the re-use of information, in line with
objective, clear and verifiable criteria for the calculation of the costs of
re-use of information, as laid down by a regulation of the Government of the
Republic of Croatia. The costs are calculated in line with the accounting rules
applied to the said public authority;
the total
annual revenue of the public authority earned on the basis of the calculation
of costs does not exceed the costs of the collection, development, reproduction
and provision of information, including a reasonable rate of return on
investment.
Right of access
to information is regulated by
General
regulations
EU regulations