REGULATION AS A GENERALLY APPLICABLE LEGAL ACT ISSUED FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A STATUTE
REGULATION AS A GENERALLY APPLICABLE LEGAL ACT ISSUED FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A STATUTE

Summary/Abstract: The regulation shall be issued by the bodies indicated in the Constitution, based on a detailed authorization contained in the statute and for its implementation. The authorization should specify the body competent to issue a regulation, the scope of delegated issues and guidelines for the content of the act. The body authorized to issue a regulation shall not sub-delegate its competence in this area to another body (Article 92 of the Constitution). Such provision contained in the Constitution clearly defines the nature of regulations as implementing acts, requiring the detailed statutory authorization. The authorizing statute indicates that the regulation shall be issued by various bodies in cooperation. Cooperation may be based on consent (law specifies that the regulation will be issued "in agreement" or "in consultation"), or only on the expression of opinion.

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