The announcement concerns the commencement of the distribution of new public regulations for publishers titled “Stan na dan” (A Day’s Stand) for the year 2026. These regulations, prepared by the Public Revenue Administration, set out the conditions under which periodicals, online news portals and other publishing entities must obtain authorization to publish official information, announcements and legal notices. Beginning in June 2026, the administration will process applications through an electronic platform, requiring publishers to submit detailed documentation about their editorial policies, reader reach and compliance with media laws. The regulations stipulate that any content that may influence public opinion on legislative matters must be clearly labeled and that the publishing house must maintain a record of all distributed materials for a period of five years. Additionally, the rules introduce a requirement for publishers to provide a summary of the source of any third‑party data used in their reports, to prevent the dissemination of unverified information. Non‑compliance may result in fines, suspension of publishing licenses or legal action for defamation. The administration also announced a series of informational webinars aimed at guiding publishers through the application process and answering questions about their obligations. By implementing these measures, the authorities hope to enhance transparency, protect the integrity of public communications and ensure that all published material adheres to established legal standards.