Biografy

Born in 1978 in Šabac.

Graduated in 2002 from the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade.

Passed the bar exam in 2005.

After graduation, he started working in the Municipal Court in Šabac, as a judicial intern.

From August 2003 to January 2013, he worked at the Ministry of Interior in Belgrade.

In the period from 2003 to 2006, he was engaged in Property and Legal Affairs in the Directorate for Joint Affairs of the Ministry of Interior.

In the period from 2006 to 2013, he held managerial positions in the service of Personnel Affairs and Labor Advocacy in the Human Resources Administration of the Ministry of Interior.

He performed the duty of a Disciplinary Officer and Lecturer at trainings organized by the Ministry of Interior.

During this period, he personally, through the development and implementation of several development projects, participated in changes in the human resources management system in the Ministry of Interior, which subsequently led to changes in the organizational structure of this ministry, as we know it today.

In January 2013, he started working in the Office of the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection, as an authorized person of the Commissioner in the Supervision Sector.

In September 2014, he became the head of the Department for Data Protection Supervision in Public Authorities, and subsequently took over the duty of the head of the Department for Data Protection Supervision in Government Bodies.

Since August 2015, he has been appointed by the Commissioner to the position of Assistant Secretary-General, in charge of the Sector for Supervision.

During this period, he participated in the implementation of some of the most important supervision procedures in the field of Personal Data Protection in the Republic of Serbia and launched several initiatives towards other Public Authorities, aimed to harmonize the legal framework in the field of Personal Data Protection.

Since 2015, he has been a lecturer in Personal Data Protection trainings, organized by the Human Resources Management of the Government of the Republic of Serbia. He is an accredited lecturer at the National Academy of Public Administration in the field of Personal Data Protection. He is a lecturer on a short study program at the Faculty of Security, University of Belgrade, for Personal Data Protection Managers. He is the author of several professional texts in the field of Personal Data Protection.

He was the candidate of the Republic of Serbia in the elections at the General Assembly of INTERPOL in 2021, for a Personal Data Protection expert in the CCF (Commission for Control of INTERPOL's Files), where he was shortlisted for this position.

From March 2022, he performs the duty of acting Assistant Secretary-General in the Sector for Reporting and Analytical Affairs.

He is fluent in English.

У припреми.

Slavoljupka Pavlović was born in 1977.

She graduated from the Faculty of Law in Belgrade (University of Belgrade) in 2001.

She joined the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection in June 2010. He manages the Sector for Complaints and Enforcements in the field of Access to Information.

She worked in the First Municipal Court in Belgrade, and then in the Court of Appeal in Belgrade.

She passed the bar exam in 2003. In 2004, she went through the training in mediation and passed the exam for the mediator (certificate for ADR) organized by the First Municipal Court in Belgrade and the EU Delegation to Serbia. She passed the notary exam in 2013. In April 2011, she attended a one-month training on whistleblowers' protection in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, organized by USAID.

She has published several professional articles in the field of human rights (personal data protection and non-discrimination law). She is the editor of Publications number 2 and 4 "Personal Data Protection - Attitudes and opinions of the Commissioner". She was hired by various non-governmental organizations, as well as the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality to hold training on non-discrimination law.

She is fluent in English.

Рођен 1951. године у Ужицу. Дипломирао на Правном факултету Београду 1975. Правосудни испит положио 1978. Радио као стручни радник у органима савезне управе СФРЈ на уставноправним и радноправним питањима.

Био адвокат од 1991 до 2002. године. Радио као директор Републичке дирекције за робне резерве, Националне службе за запошљавање и Инспектората за рад Србије. Један од оснивача и председавајући Регионалне асоцијације служби за запошљавање земаља југоисточне Европе и Асоцијације служби инспекције рада земаља југоисточне Европе. Један је од оснивача Европског покрета у Србији 1992. године и Виктимолошког друштва Србије. Члан је председништва Удружења за радно и социјално право Србије. Аутор већег броја стручних радова из области рада и запошљавања.

Born in 1956 in Požega. Law graduate with the passed bar exam.

Worked in state bodies and State Administration Authorities:

In the Belgrade Central Jail for the period from 1981 to 1994 - worked on managing employees in the department, application of regulations in the field of state administration, labor relations, enforcement of penal sanctions, obligations, criminal law, etc;

In the Ministry of Justice in the period from 1994 to 2001 in the position of Administrative inspector at the Head Office. Performed, among other things, supervision over the application of laws and other regulations on State administration and Office management, as well as regulations on administrative procedure related to efficiency and timeliness in resolving administrative matters, supervision over the application of regulations in the field of labor relations in state bodies, official use of languages and scripts, electoral rolls, participated in the preparation of decisions on appeals filed against decisions of first instance bodies, acted on individual applications of citizens, etc.;

in the General Secretariat of the Government of the Republic of Serbia in the period from 2001 to 2004 as the Secretary of the Legal System and Public Administration Committee Service. Performed tasks related to coordination and work on issues within the scope of work of the Committee, preparation of reports for the Government, etc.;

In the District Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade from January 12, 2004, to December 9, 2004, as Deputy District Public Prosecutor;

In the General Secretariat of the Government of the Republic of Serbia in the period from 2004 to 2007, as the Head of the Department for preparation and processing of the Government sessions and Government working bodies and at the same time as the Secretary of the Committee on Economy and Finance Service. Performed, among other things, management and planning of the work of the Department, directed and monitored the processing of materials for meetings of working bodies, organized coordination with Ministries and Special Organizations on materials discussed at working bodies of the Government, monitored Report preparations for the Government, monitored and coordinated working conclusions of working bodies, etc.;

In the Government of RS - Human Resources Management Service in the period from 2007 to 2010, Assistant Director - Sector for Legal, Financial and General Affairs. Performed, among other things, organizing, managing and coordinating activities in the Sector (professional, technical and administrative work for the needs of the High Civil Service Council; professional, technical, and administrative work for the needs of the Appeals Commission of the Government, labor relations; financial and material affairs and public procurement, etc.);

Assistant Secretary-General of the Office of the Commissioner - Sector for Joint Affairs, Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection in the period from 2010 onwards (re-appointed to the same position in 2015), 

On March 15, 2021, she was appointed an Advisor to the Commissioner

Additional responsibilities:

2000-2004 Examiner in the Office management subject within the program for taking the State Professional Exam for the execution of state administration tasks for civil servants with higher education.

Member of the Appeals Commission of the Government in the period from 2011 to 2015, President of the Appeals Commission of the Anti-Corruption Agency.

Foreign language: English

Born in Belgrade. Graduated Law school and passed the bar examination. Specialized in the area of international public law and human rights. Worked in the governmental sector (Federal Ministry for Human and National Minority Rights, Federal Ministry of Justice), the nongovernmental sector (Center for Peace and Democracy Development – previously known as the Center for Antiwar Action), and in the office of the Ombudsman. He led and/or participated in numerous expert/research projects in the field of human rights. Author and co-author of several books/monographs, namely (from the year 2000 onwards): The Rights of the Members of the Defense System, Banning Discrimination and Harassment of Women, A Law Model on Personal Data Protection, The Role of Witnesses and Victims in Processing War Crimes, Status of Conscientious Objectors and Dual Citizens, The Council of Europe and the Torture Ban, Imprisonment in Yugoslavia and International Standards, State Violence Against Its Citizens in Yugoslavia, The World of Land Mines. Author of a number of journal articles/essays. Participated in drafting several law models. In March 2010, the National Parliament elected him for the Deputy Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection in charge of the field of personal data protection.

Rodoljub Sabic was born in 1955.
A lawyer with an LLM degree, he chose to pursue the career of an attorney-at-law. For many years he was the managing partner of a Belgrade-based law firm, which had a number of lawyers and was active in several fields of law.
He was a national deputy (Member of Parliament) and Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia and served as the Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government in two Serbian Governments.
He is the author of numerous texts published in scientific and expert magazines and in daily press.
On 22 December 2004, Mr. Sabic was elected аs the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance by the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia. On 5 December 2011, the National Assembly reelected him to serve as the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection in the Republic of Serbia.

For his work as the Commissioner for Information, he has been commended and has received awards from the expert community and the general public. His awards include formal annual ones: "Special Charter of the Association of Serbian Journalists" in 2006, "Personality of the Year in the Fight for Freedom of the Media" (awarded by OSCE) in 2007, The Best European Award (awarded by the First European House) in 2008, the Knight of Vocation (League of Experts – LEX) in 2009, Reformer of the Year (National Alliance for Economic Development - NALED) in 2010, Award for the Contribution to the Fight Against Corruption (EU Mission and Anti-Corruption Council), "Personality of the Year" (OSCE Mission) and Honorary Member of the Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia in 2011 and Award for Contribution to Europe (European Movement in Serbia and European Movement International) in 2012, 2013. The prize for the institution with the highest level of anti-corruption Integrity (BIRODI), 2014 The prize for tolerance (awarded by Fondation Blue Danube, Goverment of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina and Municipality of Backa Topola), 2015 Prize for contribution to the improvement of the human rights culture "Konstantin Obradovic" (awarded by Belgrade Centre for human rights), 2016 Charter for Civil Courage "Dragoljub Stosic" (House of Justice Strasbourg), 2016 Fine example of new optimism (New optimism), 2017 added to the list Balkan Heros (Balkan Insight), 2018 - April Award for the development of democratic values ​​and respect for human rights (City of Sabac), Special award, 2018 (Human Rights House Belgrade)

Born 1956 in Guberevci.

She was secretary in Ministry for state administration and local administration, secretary in Ministry for labor, employment and social policy, assistant of secretary for economic system in YCC, president and member of Committee for state administration professional exam and lector for Administration procedure, member of Serbian Government Committee for election of arbiter and peace maker and other Government operational bodies, she was working on administration and standard affairs, organization and management affairs in Serbian state administration and city administration of Belgrade.

On July 1, 2005 National Assembly elected Ms. Mandic as the General secretary of Commissioner for Information of Public Importance of the Republic of Serbia.

On April 4, 2006 Ms. Mandic was elected as the Deputy Commissioner for Information of Public Importance by the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia.

On April 8, 2013, the National Assembly reelected her to serve as the Deputy Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection in the Republic of Serbia.

Born in 1959 in Vrbas, where she finished elementary school and gymnasium.

She is a Law graduate with a passed bar exam.

She worked in the Banking Sector, NIS-Naftagas Promet Legal Department, and Advocacy.

She took up the position of Assistant Secretary for the Improving the Publicity of Work Sector in the Office of the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance on September 20, 2005, and on November 02, 2011, she was appointed to the position of Assistant Secretary-General in the Sector for Complaints and Enforcements - Personal Data Protection.