Who exercises state control over medical-social expertise
To ensure the measures provided for by law in the sphere of medical-social expertise, the Government of Georgia creates a legal entity of public law — the agency — which carries out its activity within the framework of the powers conferred on it by the law, by its statute and by other legal acts. The statute of the agency is approved, and the person authorized to represent it is appointed, by the Minister of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia, while state control over the agency's activity is exercised by the corresponding ministry.
It is precisely this agency that exercises state control over the activity of the establishments conducting the expertise and, selectively and/or as needed, checks the correctness of the conclusions issued by an establishment. This means that the correctness of your conclusion is monitored by the state even independently — control is not dependent solely on your complaint. The boundaries of agency action are determined by the law, its statute and other legal acts.

