President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed the Constitutional Law "On the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan"
Uzbekistan
Although the Administration is the sole constitutional institution ensuring the activities of the President and the implementation of his constitutional powers in organizational, legal, and analytical terms, there was a legal gap in the legislative regulation of its interaction with government bodies. These issues are now addressed by the new law.
Legislative regulation of the Administration's activities within its existing powers to organize the implementation of decrees, resolutions, orders, and instructions of the head of state strengthens the legal foundations of the presidency. In international practice, enshrining the legal status of the institution that ensures the activities of the President in law is an institutional standard of presidential governance.
The law consists of four chapters and 34 articles. It formalizes constitutional mechanisms for ensuring the activities of the President within the existing powers of the Administration. Specifically:
– The Administration is defined as a state body ensuring the implementation of the powers of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan in organizational, legal, and analytical terms;
The Administration is formed by the President, carries out activities in the key areas defined by him, and is directly subordinate and accountable to the President.
The law defines the main responsibilities of the Administration:
- organizational, legal, and analytical support for the implementation of the constitutional powers of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan;
- preparation of draft decrees, resolutions, and orders of the President, as well as his instructions, organizing and monitoring their implementation, and facilitating their implementation;
- development of new presidential initiatives on the country's socio-economic and socio-political development;
- organizing an open and direct dialogue with the population and entrepreneurs, and developing solutions to issues of concern to them;
- preparation of laws for signing or return;
- organizing the preparation of the President's Address to the Oliy Majlis;
- coordination of the activities of government bodies and organizations directly subordinate and accountable to the President, and others.
Furthermore, the law defines the legal status and duties of the Head of the Administration, the rules regarding the appointment and dismissal of senior staff and officials of the Administration, and establishes the legal framework for the activities of the Security Council under the President.
In supporting the activities of the President, the Administration interacts with parliament, the government, ministries and agencies, local khokimiyats (governments), the judiciary, and the judicial community.
The Administration coordinates the activities of state bodies directly subordinate to the President, prepares proposals for their improvement, and submits them to the President.
Measures for the social, economic, and legal protection of Administration employees in the performance of their official duties are also provided.
The adoption of the Constitutional Law on the Presidential Administration will advance the reforms underway in the New Uzbekistan to a new level. These reforms are aimed at affirming the value and dignity of the individual, improving the well-being of the people, transforming government bodies into an open and accountable system serving the people, and strengthening our country's authority on the international stage.
The law consists of four chapters and 34 articles. It formalizes constitutional mechanisms for ensuring the activities of the President within the existing powers of the Administration. Specifically:
– The Administration is defined as a state body ensuring the implementation of the powers of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan in organizational, legal, and analytical terms;
The Administration is formed by the President, carries out activities in the key areas defined by him, and is directly subordinate and accountable to the President.
The law defines the main responsibilities of the Administration:
- organizational, legal, and analytical support for the implementation of the constitutional powers of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan;
- preparation of draft decrees, resolutions, and orders of the President, as well as his instructions, organizing and monitoring their implementation, and facilitating their implementation;
- development of new presidential initiatives on the country's socio-economic and socio-political development;
- organizing an open and direct dialogue with the population and entrepreneurs, and developing solutions to issues of concern to them;
- preparation of laws for signing or return;
- organizing the preparation of the President's Address to the Oliy Majlis;
- coordination of the activities of government bodies and organizations directly subordinate and accountable to the President, and others.
Furthermore, the law defines the legal status and duties of the Head of the Administration, the rules regarding the appointment and dismissal of senior staff and officials of the Administration, and establishes the legal framework for the activities of the Security Council under the President.
In supporting the activities of the President, the Administration interacts with parliament, the government, ministries and agencies, local khokimiyats (governments), the judiciary, and the judicial community.
The Administration coordinates the activities of state bodies directly subordinate to the President, prepares proposals for their improvement, and submits them to the President.
Measures for the social, economic, and legal protection of Administration employees in the performance of their official duties are also provided.
The adoption of the Constitutional Law on the Presidential Administration will advance the reforms underway in the New Uzbekistan to a new level. These reforms are aimed at affirming the value and dignity of the individual, improving the well-being of the people, transforming government bodies into an open and accountable system serving the people, and strengthening our country's authority on the international stage.
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