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Annual Report - Georgian National Communications Commission

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oadcasting» (23rd December, 2004). As for today, only three of<br />

them fill the post, an open competition has been announced for the<br />

position of two remaining members. The <strong>Commission</strong>, in the scope of<br />

its competence and with the majority of votes, issues legal acts: resolutions,<br />

decisions and the Chairman's orders. The legal acts of the<br />

<strong>Commission</strong> may be appealed to the Court, under the rules determined<br />

by the legislation.<br />

Members of the<br />

<strong>Georgian</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Communications</strong> <strong>Commission</strong><br />

Chairman<br />

Mr. Dimitri Kitoshvili<br />

Mr. Dimitri Kitoshvili<br />

was born on September<br />

3rd, 1979 in Tbilisi.<br />

In 2002 — graduated<br />

from Ivane Javakhishvili<br />

Tbilisi State University,<br />

faculty of law.<br />

From 2001 he was a<br />

partner of the law firm —<br />

«Okruashvili and Partners».<br />

From March 2003 he<br />

worked as the director of<br />

«<strong>Georgian</strong> Law Group» LTD.<br />

In August 2003, was appointed as a member of the Central<br />

Electoral <strong>Commission</strong> of Georgia; worked as Secretary of this<br />

<strong>Commission</strong> and then Acting Chairman.<br />

On 9th June 2004, by the order N 479 of the President, he was<br />

appointed as Chairman of the <strong>Georgian</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Communications</strong><br />

<strong>Commission</strong>.<br />

Mr. Dimitri Kitoshvili is married and has a son.

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