Kooskõlastamisi

Kooskõlastamisi refers to the process of coordination or agreement within Estonian legal and administrative contexts. It typically involves one or more parties seeking approval or consensus from another party before proceeding with a specific action, decision, or document. This process ensures that all relevant stakeholders are informed and have had an opportunity to express their views, or that a particular requirement is met by a designated authority.

The need for kooskõlastamisi can arise in various situations, such as the drafting and approval of legislation, the issuance of permits and licenses, the planning of construction projects, or internal decision-making within organizations. The specific procedures and requirements for kooskõlastamisi are often defined by law or by the internal regulations of the involved entities. This might involve submitting documents for review, providing explanations, or participating in meetings.

The purpose of requiring kooskõlastamisi is to promote transparency, accountability, and the efficient functioning of governance and business processes. It helps to identify potential conflicts or issues early on, allows for the incorporation of diverse perspectives, and ultimately leads to more robust and widely accepted outcomes. The outcome of a kooskõlastamine can be an explicit approval, a rejection, or a request for modifications.