On November 19, Grodno /Elena Stasyukevich - BELTA/. The Prosecutor General's Office of Belarus will strengthen supervision over the handling of citizens' appeals. This was announced to journalists by Prosecutor General Grigory Vasilievich, as reported by a BELTA correspondent. Today, the Prosecutor General held a personal reception of citizens at Yanka Kupala Grodno State University. According to Grigory Vasilievich, an analysis of appeals from residents of the region showed that, along with issues of appeals within the purview of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the prosecutor's office, and supervision of operational-search activities, the public is also concerned about non-criminal issues. For example, dispute resolution related to housing division, land plots, and others. In short, issues that, with a more thorough approach, can be resolved at the local level. The Prosecutor General emphasized the need for a more careful approach to citizens' appeals at the local level, and to prevent procrastination. He noted that to improve the quality of work with citizens, prosecutorial supervision measures will be more actively used. Thus, it has been decided that the prosecutor's office will monitor the work of institutions that receive the largest number of complaints regarding citizens' appeals. Today, Grigory Vasilievich also met with students and faculty of the university and answered their questions. In addition, the Prosecutor General took part in the scientific seminar "Legal Technique in Law-Making and Law Enforcement Activities" at the Faculty of Law of GrSU. -0-

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