Abstract

The article comprehensively investigates the constitutional and legal nature of the institution of delegated legislation. The author raises the question of the possibility of implementing the institution of delegated legislation into the existing system of separation of powers, enshrined in the current Constitution of the Russian Federation. The author considers the possibility of implementing the delegation of powers in terms of the development of regulatory legal acts, as well as the exclusive right to implement delegated legislation, as one of the ways to improve the current legislation. The paper emphasizes the relationship between the quality of the law-making process and the possibility of effective transformations in modern Russia. Examples of the implementation of the institution of delegated legislation both in a number of foreign countries and in Russia are given. The author not only substantiates the need for the development of delegated legislation, but also separately studies the issue of creating professional lawmaking.

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