A child may be given the father’s given name as a surnameThe Law No. LRU-1164 dated August 13, 2026 introduced amendments and additions to certain legislative acts.
📖 The amendments to the Family Code establish that a child may be given the father’s given name, or a surname based on the name of the grandfather according to national traditions, by either the father or the mother.
Previously, the Code did not provide for the father’s given name to be used as a surname.
🏛 The amendments to the Law “On Archival Affairs” establish the procedure for establishing electronic archives and non-state archives.
📋 The specific requirements for electronic archives include:
🔹 availability of hardware and software for the electronic archive system;
🔹 availability of the necessary means for creating electronic archive collections and documents, including digitization equipment and software;
🔹 availability of the capability to search, manage and process electronic archival documents;
🔹 ensuring that an archival document in electronic form is identical to the original archival document;
🔹 compliance of the electronic archive system with information security and cybersecurity requirements.
🏢 It is provided that non-state archives may be established to collect, record, preserve and facilitate the use of archival documents included in the non-state part of the National Archival Fund, as well as other archival documents that are not state property.
✅ The powers of the Ministry of Justice in the field of archival affairs have also been clearly defined.
The Law shall enter into force from the date of its official publication.
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