A re-inspection ("Pakartotina" in the data) takes place after the first inspection found major or dangerous defects and they were repaired. It checks that the faults are really fixed.
Why are re-inspections not counted?
If they were, almost every car would eventually "pass" and models would look alike. The first-time pass rate therefore uses first attempts only; re-inspection and document-issuing records are excluded. More in the methodology.
How long do I have to come back?
The period is set by law and written on the inspection report. Caropen does not compute or assess these periods.
Is the re-inspection shown on model pages?
Not separately: model and model-year pages, such as Škoda Octavia, show first-attempt results and the verdict mix.