The results of normative activity were considered in Zainsky district The Ministry of Justice of Tatarstan has launched a new area of work to provide local governments with legal and methodological support based on an in-depth analysis of the work of the municipality.
The first such experience of interaction has already taken place in the Zainsky municipal district, where the Deputy Minister of Justice of the Republic of Tatarstan Mukharryam Ibyatov held a visiting meeting aimed at improving the quality of municipal rule-making.
The event was attended by the Deputy Head of the district Petr Urazaikin, heads of settlements, as well as employees of local government bodies of the municipal district.
Mukharryam Ibyatov discussed with representatives of the district the performance indicators for sending regulatory legal acts and additional information to them to the municipal register, as well as for bringing municipal acts into line with the legislation.
«Regulatory legal acts are a fundamental institution for regulating public relations. Accounting, systematization and control over their compliance with current legislation are an important tool for protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens», - the Deputy Minister noted.
Thus, for 8 months of 2024, local government bodies of the Zainsky District published 424 municipal acts subject to inclusion in the register on the Official Portal of Legal Information of the Republic of Tatarstan. Since 2018, according to the recommendations of the AIS «Codex», contradictions with the legislation in more than 900 acts of the district, or 78% of those identified, have been eliminated.
As part of the off-site event, local government bodies of the Zainsky District also received legal and methodological assistance on the implementation of activities of the State Program «Implementation of the Anti-Corruption Policy of the Republic of Tatarstan».
The Ministry of Justice will continue this practice according to the schedule of monthly visits. In total, it is planned to cover 10-12 districts per year.