In this article we will talk about what the legislation of the Russian Federation (Russian Federation) is. This term has nine definitions. Starting with the activities of the highest bodies of state power and ending with laws and regulations. These definitions do not change the essence of all legislation.
Several basic types of laws
If we consider it in a broad sense, then the legislation is a certain system of regulatory legal acts, it is the state that is based on them. These are acts that are valid in our country. Any law is controlled by the executive branch. But these are both legislative and by-laws (for example, a government decree, decrees of the President of Russia, a normative act of one of the federal executive bodies, and so on). That is all that interacts together for the proper functioning of the state. Types of laws of the Russian Federation:
- Constitution of the Russian Federation.
- Constitutional federal bills.
- The advanced laws of all subjects of the federation.
- Collected federal laws of the country.
Legislation is a set of acts established by the state for compulsory execution. It can also be improved by making some changes to it (adoption of amendments or new state acts).
It is worth considering the fact that the legislation of the Russian Federation is completely based solely on the Constitution. But includes:
- norms of international law;
- generally recognized principles;
- laws of subjects of the federation.
Legislative acts
The following state acts exist:
- A code is legislation that contains branches of a specific law. There are Labor, Tax, Criminal codes and so on.
- Contract. A written document of two parties on the termination of civil rights or obligations.
- The charter is a certain set of rules and regulations that defines the activities and responsibilities of legal entities.
Classifiers, nomenclatures and federal laws can also be included in this category. Now you know that this legislation can be interpreted in different ways, but the essence remains the same. Since legislative acts that interact with each other, act for the good of the state.