Abstract
The purpose of the study is to analyze the legislative framework for regulating access to documents of the National Archival Fund (NAF) as a component of the state policy of national memory in Ukraine. Research methodology: when preparing the article, general scientific methods were used in combination with interdisciplinary and special methods; a significant place given to historical, systematic, structural-functional, and logical approaches to scientific research. The main results of the research: the legislative framework in the archival industry of Ukraine related to the regulation of access to NAF documents was analyzed; the process of forming the legislative framework was reproduced and the evolution of the control of access to archival documents was traced, taking into account the main principles of the state policy of national memory; problematic issues and ways to solve them are defined; the initiatives and actions of the Main Archival Department under the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine / the State Committee of Archives of Ukraine / the State Archival Service of Ukraine, as the central body of the executive power, in the law-making process were monitored; the participation of civil society institutions in the law-making process is clarified; it was concluded that the legislative framework complies with the principles of transparency and accessibility, which allows for free access to NAF documents, taking into account the rights of citizens and the interests of the state. Prospects for further research include an analysis of the entire regulatory framework for regulating access to NAF documents, as well as a comparative analysis of the regulatory framework in Ukraine and other countries. Factual material, main provisions, and conclusions can be used when writing general papers, methodological developments, normative and special courses on public administration issues, archival studies, and the practical activities of state archival institutions of Ukraine.
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