Theoretical and law enforcement systems of regulatory acts

Abstract

The concept of "regulatory legal acts" includes a set of legislative acts issued by legislative and executive authorities. Normative legal acts are issued by state authorities only in a certain form and within the competence of a particular law-making body. Hence the legal force of a normative legal act is determined by the place in the system of state bodies of the body on behalf of which it was issued. They are called legal because they contain norms of law of a generally binding nature. In essence, this concept is synonymous with the concept of “legislation” in the broad sense of the word. Thus, a normative legal act is a generally binding official decision of a specially authorized entity, adopted in a certain order, which establishes new legal norms, changes or cancels existing ones.