Article 32. Submission of a Draft Normative Legal Act to the Body that has the Right to Adopt a Normative Legal Act
On normative legal acts (LRU-682-son) · Date: 20.04.2021 · In force
The prepared draft normative legal act shall be submitted to the body that has the right to adopt a normative legal act in the state language. If necessary, its translation into other languages can be provided.
The prepared draft of a normative legal act shall be submitted to the body that has the right to adopt a normative legal act, with the conclusion of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan based on the results of a legal expertise and an explanatory note.
In cases stipulated by legislation, the conclusion (report) of the relevant authorities on the regulatory impact assessment of the draft normative legal act, as well as financial and economic calculations, statistical data and other information to substantiate it, shall be attached to the draft normative legal act.
When introducing a draft law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the developer shall attach to it an action plan for its implementation, as well as clarification and promotion of its essence and significance.
When introducing a draft law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, with the exception of a draft law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, providing for the recognition of other laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan as invalid, the developer shall be obliged to prepare an analytical comparative table indicating, in a sequential order, the relevant provisions of international documents and legislation of foreign countries, legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, justified proposals on the acceptability of the application of the relevant international experience in the conditions of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The draft law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, with the exception of the draft law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, providing for the recognition of other laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan as invalid, introduced without a comparative table, which shall contain a prepared substantive analysis of the principles, provisions and formulations of international documents and legislation of foreign countries, shall not be considered.
