Abstract
This article examines problematic situations in the Criminal Code concerning the temporal (retroactive) operation of blank norms, that is, criminal law norms referring to other normative legal acts. The author notes that a change in the normative legal act determining the size of the basic calculation quantity does not entail retroactive operation of the criminal law. Moreover, it is noted that it is advisable to reflect in the Criminal Code the norm on the application of provisions on the retroactive operation of the criminal law, even in cases where a change or repeal of another normative legal act without changing the criminal law affects the content of the elements of the crime.
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