PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT INSTITUTE IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

The article analyzes the main sources of the regulatory framework of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which established the introduction of a holistic assessment of the regulatory impact in rule-making. Regulatory impact assessment of regulations is seen as one of the main components of the "smart regulation" model recommended today by the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation to improve regulation. Also, the article discusses the measures provided for in the Concept for improving rule-making activities to introduce "smart regulation" mechanisms in the country. Moreover, the author puts forward an assumption for the further development of the institutional framework for assessing the regulatory impact of normative legal acts through the creation of a specialized Council authorized to control rulemaking.