Today's government meeting was dedicated
to the issue of recovery and reconstruction
after the floods and landslides in August of this year.
We also encompassed today's visit
and found some common ground.
We also discussed some operational issues
that are key for further work.
I also presented some information on the work done so far
by the work group and the operational group
to all of the ministers,
as well as some short operational agreements.
No special decisions were made.
Would you like to point out anything from the government meeting?
Speaking as the representative of the call centre,
this visit of Koroška is very important to us in two ways.
We met with the residents and leaders of municipalities
and saw the situation here for ourselves.
The second thing that strengthens our work here significantly
is making contact
or rather taking part in the communication between departments,
because they are the ones that provide us with
expert solutions to more complex issues.
There was a lot of this today,
which will help the call centre in the future.
I also spoke to a few mayors who had questions regarding this.
We exchanged our contact information
and I think that we will make such visits in other regions as well.
Seeing how today went, I do expect it to be useful.
Mr. Šefic, may I ask about the locations of the silt?
This wasn't clearly explained at the public forum.
Regarding the silt,
we explained the situation in detail
at a press conference about 10 to 14 days ago.
We are currently waiting for the new results
of measurements made in the past period.
We are mainly trying to determine whether this silt is dangerous
or whether it could ultimately even be used.
We will take care of the dangerous silt
and make sure that it is properly stored and destroyed.
At the moment no solution is final.
We are still seriously discussing everything
within the operational group
and we will discuss it within the government when it is ready.
We are discussing various options, including locations,
but, I repeat, with full responsibility,
no decisions have been made, and before we do make them,
the residents and leaders of municipalities
will be notified and consulted, as always.
It was implied that the Recovery Act
will be prepared by end of September,
so, this week. How far along is it?
We said that it will be at the government meeting
in the first third of October. We also discussed this today.
It is quite far along.
Certain departments will coordinate today and tomorrow
because they need to align things.
On Friday there will be a meeting of the expanded work group,
meaning that the departments
that proposed these measures will be present.
The goal is to clear all of this up and coordinate on Friday.
The meeting will be in the afternoon and will likely take a long time.
Then we will begin preparing statutory provisions.
In the past 10 to 14 days there has been
a lot of coordination by individual areas, as there are multiple.
As we said at today's government meeting,
the goal is still for the Act to come to the government
and be addressed in the first third of October.
Anything else? Thank you.