Abstract

The article examines the organizational and legal The article examines the organizational and legal directions for improving the rule-making activity of the central executive bodies, aimed at increasing the level of systematization of the rule-making activity of the central executive bodies, improving the level of qualification of rule-makers, strengthening the process of coordination and control over this activity.
 The improvement of rule-making activity is evaluated in the context of the administrative reform carried out in Ukraine for a long time, as a result of which a system of executive power bodies was formed in Ukraine, in which ministries are singled out as central bodies of executive power that form and implement state policy in the relevant spheres of state administration, and others central bodies of executive power that perform separate functions for the implementation of state policy. Special attention is paid to the analysis of changes in the powers of the Ministry of Justice in the sphere of rule-making activities during the administrative reform and their current state in terms of powers regarding the state registration of normative legal acts of ministries and departments, ensuring the preparation of proposals to bring the legislation of Ukraine in line with the principles and standards of the Council of Europe, its integration into the system of international law, and powers to coordinate the work of ministries and other central bodies of executive power on the specified issues.
 Measures are being considered to ensure proper training and increase the level of qualification of normative drafters involved in the development of normative acts of central executive bodies. The necessity of introducing the State program for the training of normative designers for various levels of state authorities, which would provide for all the necessary aspects of the training of normative designers, is substantiated.
 The issues of improving the methodology for conducting the examination of normative acts of central executive bodies, improving the procedure for conducting public examination by civil society institutions, public councils under executive authorities, conducting consultations with the public on the preparation and adoption of departmental regulatory acts.

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