Article 46. Revision of Previously Adopted Normative Legal Acts in Connection with the Adoption of a New Normative Legal Act

In connection with the adoption of a new normative legal act, the necessary changes and (or) additions shall be made to the previously adopted normative legal acts and all earlier adopted normative legal acts or their parts shall be subject to recognition as invalid, if they contradict the new legal norms or are completely absorbed by the new normative legal act or have actually lost their legal significance, but have not been officially recognized as invalid.

Changes and (or) additions made to normative legal acts with equal legal force, the list of normative legal acts having equal legal force or their parts recognized as invalid, must be contained in the normative legal act itself.

In case of a significant number of normative legal acts or their parts that have equal legal force that shall be subject to amendment, supplement or invalidation in connection with the adoption of a normative legal act, the indicated amendments and additions, as well as the list of normative legal acts subject to invalidation, shall be drawn up in separate act. The draft of such an act shall be prepared by the developer and shall be submitted simultaneously with the draft of the normative legal act.

When drafting a draft normative legal act on recognizing a normative legal act as having lost its force, the normative legal acts adopted on its basis and for its execution shall be inventoried, and the issue of recognizing them as having lost their force shall also be reviewed.