Last updated: January 9, 2023
Enforcement Authorities
Ministry of Internal Affairs
The law specifies that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has the obligation to review specified administrative offenses and the ability to issue penalties. Their jurisdiction does not extend to medical and pharmaceutical facilities, armed forces, penitentiaries; drivers of railway, water and air transport vehicles; or violations by an individual in a railway vehicle.
Ministry of Defense
The law specifies that the Ministry of Defense is obligated to review specified administrative offenses, including violations committed by drivers of transportation vehicles of the Ministry of Defense; violations committed by active duty and reserve service members; and violations committed in the facilities of the armed forces.
Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affairs
The law specifies that the Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affairs has the right to review specified administrative offenses, including those committed in medical and pharmaceutical facilities and their property.
Applicable railway agencies of Georgia
The law specifies that applicable railway agencies of Georgia have the obligation to review specified administrative offenses, including those violations taking place in railway transportation vehicles.
Captain of a port
The law specifies that Captains of ports are not obligated but has “the right” to review specified administrative offenses, including those violations taking place in water transportation vehicles.
