Article 25. Expertise of a Draft Normative Legal Act
On normative legal acts (LRU-682-son) · Date: 20.04.2021 · In force
A draft normative legal act shall be subject to mandatory legal and anti-corruption expertise.
A draft normative legal act, by the decision of the developer or a body that has the right to adopt a normative legal act, may be subjected to economic, financial, scientific, linguistic, environmental, as well as other types of expertise.
Organizations and (or) persons that were not directly involved in the preparation of the draft normative legal act shall be involved as experts. Scientists and specialists, including those from other states and international organizations, can be involved in the expertize. In assessing the draft normative legal act, experts shall be independent and shall not be associated with the position of the body on whose behalf the expertize is carried out.
The opinions of experts on the draft normative legal act shall be advisory in nature and shall be subject to consideration by the developer or the body that has the right to adopt the normative legal act. For unaccounted points of the conclusion, a certificate with appropriate explanations shall be drawn up.
