Abstract

This article is devoted to the characteristics of the content of the principles of administrative procedural law, taking into account the provisions of the draft Law of Ukraine "On Administrative Procedure". It is substantiated that in administrative-legal science the generally accepted concept of principles of administrative-procedural law is not formed, which generates discussions about their list, essence and purpose in administrative law. Therefore, it is important to study the concept of principles of administrative procedure.
 The features inherent in the principles of administrative-procedural law are singled out: 1) the presence of a specific area of regulatory influence - administrative-procedural activities, 2) universality, 3) regulatory regulation, 4) fundamentality, 5) on the consideration and resolution of administrative cases, 6) the need and stability in resolving individual administrative cases in the field of public administration.
 It is emphasized that the principles of administrative-procedural law reflect the worldview ideas on the settlement of relations between the subjects of public administration and persons on the consideration and resolution of administrative cases; they establish the essence of the rules of conduct of such entities; act systematically as a set of basic and general rules of conduct; their effect extends to all types of administrative procedures; they improve the sub-branch of administrative law, and their violation leads to the application of certain means of responsibility.
 The author proposes to supplement the already listed in the draft Law of Ukraine "On Administrative Procedure", the list of principles of administrative procedure, the principles of administrative procedures in the state language; availability and customer focus.

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