
The Cross-Sector Strategy of Justice 2024-2030 has been released for public consultation. This strategy has a total cost of around 4.48 billion ALL or 42.7 million euros, which is calculated for the implementation of the action plan.
To achieve the objectives, this strategy focuses on five main goals.
The first goal of the policy is the consolidation and sustainability of the achievements of the justice reform in accordance with European standards. This goal aims to complete, within the constitutional deadlines, the process of transitional re-evaluation of all the subjects of this process, preserving and consolidating the best practices created so far, as a result of the reform in Justice.
The second goal of the policy aims to strengthen independence, impartiality and accountability in the justice system, with the aim of guaranteeing the constitutional principle of separation and balance of powers by eliminating external influences.
Meanwhile, the third goal of the policy aims to increase the efficiency of the governance institutions of the justice system, improving the capacities of the Supreme Judicial Council, the Supreme Court and the courts. What is foreseen in the fourth goal is to strengthen the quality of justice, while the last goal focuses on strengthening the principles of the rule of law and aims for justice closer to the citizens.
For the mid-term period 2024-2026, the cost is estimated at 2.85 billion ALL, which are planned in the annual budget. For the period 2027-2030, the indicative cost for the implementation of the Strategy is about ALL 1.15 billion.