Adequate spatial planning, arrangement and planning ensure the conditions for the use, management and protection of the space of the Republic of Croatia as one of the most valuable national assets, which further enable prerequisites for social and economic development, environmental and nature protection, construction excellence and rational use of natural and cultural assets. The instruments for the implementation of spatial plans are the issuance of a location permit, a permit for a change of purpose and use of a building, a decision on the determination of a building plot, confirmation of a subdivision study, and a building permit. A building permit is an administrative act, i.e. a decision issued by a public law body, on the basis of which the construction of a certain building can be started, and it covers the standards of safety, materials, housing and construction. The construction of a building for which the formation of a building plot has been determined by a location permit or a construction permit can be started if a building plot has been formed in the cadastre. The application for the issuance of a building permit is submitted in electronic form through the ePermit system or in the competent administrative body, depending on the place where the construction or reconstruction of the building is planned. E-governance aims to provide a fast, efficient and effective service to citizens. The e-government meetings are aimed at citizens who exercise their rights in administrative procedures before public law bodies. Important advantages of e-administration are the simplification and acceleration of procedures before public bodies. The building permit for certain buildings is issued by the Ministry and the administrative body of the big city, the City of Zagreb and the county responsible for the administrative tasks of construction. An administrative dispute may be initiated against a permit and a decision on its amendment, amendment, cancellation or annulment, a decision on the refusal or rejection of a request for the issuance of a permit, and a decision on the suspension of the procedure issued by the ministry. The Law on Administrative Disputes ensures the legality and judicial protection of the rights and legal interests of natural and legal persons and other parties violated by individual decisions or actions of public law bodies. The parties in the dispute are the plaintiff, the defendant and the interested person. The dispute is initiated by a lawsuit. The lawsuit may demand: the annulment or annulment of an individual decision, the adoption of an individual decision that was not made within the prescribed period, the action that the defendant is obliged to perform in accordance with regulations or an individual decision, the annulment of an administrative contract or the performance of an obligation from an administrative contract.