Abstract
The article analyzes the experience of introducing restrictive administrative and legal measures during the COVID-19 pandemic and its subsequent application. In the context of the continuing danger of the spread of new viral infections, this experience is useful not only in a theoretical sense, but also suggests further improvement of legislation in this area, which should be focused on preventing possible legal gaps. The authors propose to develop and adopt at the federal level packages of restrictive measures that can be introduced in a particular territory, depending on the level of threat of the spread of a new viral infection, with the establishment of legal liability for their violation. It is substantiated that such packages of measures should also, among other things, take into account the regulation of relations in the economic sphere and contain a set (system) of measures of a compensatory nature. In conclusion, conclusions corresponding to the topic of the study are made.
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