Питання вдосконалення адміністративного законодавства України у напрямі гармонізації зі стандартами та вихідними засадами права Європейського Союзу

Abstract

Присвячено з’ясуванню питання вдосконалення адміністративного законодавства України у напрямі гармонізації зі стандартами та вихідними засадами права Європейського Союзу. Заналізовано особливості джерел адміністративного права та права ЄС, які, зокрема, розподіляють на дві категорії: первинне право (міжнародно-правові акти: установчі договори, договори-угоди й протоколи, що ревізують ці договори), і вторинне право (правові акти, ухвалені основними інститутами й іншими органами ЄС). The article is devoted to clarifying the issues of improvement of administrative legislation of Ukraine in the direction of harmonization with the standards of the original principles of European Union law. The peculiarities of the sources of administrative law and EU law, in particular the sources are divided into two categories: primary law (international legal acts: the constitutive treaties, contracts, agreements and protocols that inspect these treaties), secondary law (legal acts adopted by key institutions and other EU bodies). Also drawn attention to the peculiarities of harmonization of national legislation with European and international law, which involves the coordinated activity of all subjects undertaken within the limits of their competence, consistently and gradually. Harmonization is a process of purposeful convergence of legal systems through the elimination of contradictions between them and the formation of minimum legal standards through the approval of General legal principles, which implies harmonization of legislation of member States and non-member States in accordance with the requirements of international law on the basis of international treaties. European law – an extensive complex international and supranational legal norms relating to different branches of law and are in a state of intensive development. Under European law in a broad sense understand the legal regulation of relations in Europe, covering the organization and operation of almost all European international organizations, the totality of the economic, social, political, scientific and cultural relations. European law in a narrow sense is the law of the European communities, supplemented to some extent by the legal regulation ofthe European Union.