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An introduction to Cypriot government, district, municipal and community organisations, including addresses, phone numbers and links to websites.
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National AdministrationThe Cypriot government has set up Citizen Service Centres (CSCs) in various locations in Cyprus to serve as "one-stop shops" for many administrative procedures which formerly required visits to several governmental departments. These centres can issue certificates and documents such as identity cards, permanent resident certificates, driving licences and road tax discs. They can also accept applications for benefits and allowances such as child allowances, sickness benefits, employment injury benefits, maternity grants and old age pensions. As of December 2008, there were five CSCs, in Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Polis Chrysochous, and Pelendri (Limassol District).
District AdministrationCyprus is divided into six administrative districts: Nicosia, Famagusta, Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca and Kyrenia. Each district is headed by a District Officer, who is a senior civil servant appointed by the Government. District Officers are responsible for the coordination of all Ministries in their districts and is accountable to the Ministry of Interior. MunicipalitiesMunicipalities are a form of local government for urban and larger tourist areas. Local policy is devised by the Municipal council (a body elected by the citizens to a term of five years) led by a Mayor who is the legal representative (also elected by the citizens to a five year term). The municipality is responsible for the condition of the municipal zone which includes construction and maintenance of buildings, parks and public gardens, street lighting, the protection of public health with rubbish (trash) collection, sanitation and waste disposal and treatment, and the protection of the environment. Where budget permits, municipalities are also responsible for promoting their area through the development of tourism, arts and sports. Municipal Law means than the municipality has jurisdiction over Streets and Buildings Regulation Law, the Town Planning Law, the Civil Marriages Law and the Sewerage Systems Law. CommunitiesCommunities (or Village Authorities) are broadly equivalent to municipalities, providing the local structure in rural areas. Any community may become a municipality by local referendum (subject to approval) provided it has a population of over 5,000, or has the economic resources to function as a municipality. A community is led by a President (elected by the community to a five year term) and may receive financial, administrative and technical support from the District Office or from Central Government.
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