Article 19. Planning the Preparation of Draft Normative Legal Acts

Planning for the preparation of draft normative legal acts shall be carried out, as a rule, within the framework of plans (programs) of rule-making work, which shall be prepared following the identification and analysis of problems requiring legal regulation.

Bodies having the right to adopt normative legal acts, for the purpose of legal regulation of public relations or improvement of norms of legislation, can develop and approve current (semi-annual and annual) and long-term (for a period of more than one year) plans (programs) for the preparation of draft normative legal acts.

The plans (programs) for the preparation of draft normative legal acts shall indicate:

name of the draft normative legal acts;

description of the state of legal regulation of a particular area of public relations;

description of problems requiring legal regulation, analysis of the causes and conditions of their occurrence;

justification of the need for the adoption of draft normative legal acts aimed at eliminating the causes and conditions for the occurrence of problems requiring legal regulation;

financial and economic calculations - for draft normative legal acts requiring material expenses;

types of normative legal acts;

time limits of preparation of drafts normative legal acts;

state bodies and organizations responsible for the preparation of draft normative legal acts;

expected results in the event of adoption of normative legal acts, including the results of the assessment of regulatory impact in the event of its implementation.

The planning procedure for the preparation of a draft normative legal act shall be determined by the body that has the right to adopt the normative legal act, or by the organization that prepares the draft normative legal act (hereinafter referred to as the developer).

Plans (programs) for the preparation of draft normative legal acts shall be published on the official websites of the relevant bodies that have the right to adopt normative legal acts.