Abstract
The article examines the stabilization clause – its essence and significance for the stability of legislation, reform and extension to legislative branches and institutions. It is concluded that the stabilization clause is both a legal means and a method of legal technique, with the help of which a person is provided with guarantees of non-application of unfavorable changes in national legislation to him. It is indicated that the stabilization clauses in Russia today apply to a fairly wide range of regulations, but it is believed that it is possible to expand their range to norms providing for legal liability. The stabilization clause is not directly related to the stability of legislation, but it can influence it in various forms, as well as compensate for the instability of legislation.
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