Abstract
The article considers the creation of the legislative basis regarding the museums’ activity in interwar (1918-1939) Poland. Temporary organization of common government authorities in 1918 suggested subordination of museums of interwar Poland to the Ministry of religion andpopular education. It also describes changes in subordination of the museums and some features of law-making process. In April 1918, the Department of Art of the Ministry processed and offered the first project of temporary law on museums. According to the legislative proposal, state politics in the museum industry had to be implementedusing the special museum abstract within Department of Art. In the draft, there were a few types of museum identified: the main ones (national) and regional, educational and special.
 It was necessary to legislate on determining andidentifying main directions of the activity, to organizationally form the framework of their functioning, for the sake of museum professional work activization, controlling their activity, help with creation of new collections and support of some old ones. It is stated that his fact was understood by the representatives of the organizations that were either connected to museum industry or played a catalytic role in museum reforms in the interwar period, for instance, The Union of Museums of Poland.It was the Union that the draft law “Onthe trusteeship for the public museums” was prepared by. Apart from the draft law, the project of the implementing regulation to the bill regarding establishment and activity of the Museum State Council was adopted. In the article, the process of establishing the draft law is considered.
 The article reflects the representation of modified law “On the trusteeship for the public museums” in the Parliament of Second Rzechpospolita Polska. In the parliament, the draft bill was considered as a framework, which determines the concept of a public museum. According to the bill, Minister of religion and education implemented the trusteeship and control of the activity of the public museums and approved theirstatutes. The articlealso reviews the aims and tasks of the adopted law and further implementing regulations, particularly, on the establishment of Museum State Council.
Highlights
That article studies the questions on the legal nature, significance and grounds of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine and of doctrinal interpretation as well as their interconnection
The author analyzes the types of interpretation by the subject and notes that among the subjects of the official interpretation the Constitutional Court plays an important role, while for the informal interpretation the doctrinal interpretation is crucial
The paper defines the legal basis for exercising of the right of interpretation by the Constitutional Court of Ukraine, as a specific body, which is the latter at national level aimed at exercising exclusive special powers in protecting the rights and fundamental freedoms of human and citizen
Summary
That article studies the questions on the legal nature, significance and grounds of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine (hereinafter – CCU) and of doctrinal interpretation as well as their interconnection. Нормативно-правове регулювання діяльності музеїв у Другій Речі Посполитій які впливали у минулому на діяльність та статус цієї культурної інституції. Погоджуючись із думкою, що «будь-яка галузь права в історичній ретроспективі – це завжди складова частина правової системи тієї чи іншої державно-правової формації, своєрідне дзеркало епохи»2, вважаємо, що аналіз нормативно-правових актів, які вплинули на діяльність музеїв (музейного права) у міжвоєнній Польщі допоможе у розумінні окремих елементів державно-правового розвитку цього періоду. Через висвітлення діяльності Союзу музеїв Польщі А.
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