الإجراءات التشريعية الخاصة وأثرها على العلاقة بين السلطتين التشريعية والتنفيذية في الجزائر

الملخص EN

The Algerian constitution recognizes that Parliament has sovereignty in preparing laws and voting on them, but at the same time it gave broad powers to the executive authority in general and to the President of the Republic in particular to interfere in all the necessary stages and procedures so that the legislative text is formally complete, The interference of the executive authority and its influence on legislative procedures for some categories of legislation, such as the Finance Law and organic laws, as well as laws related to the ratification of international treaties and agreements, etc.

, are increasing, This has created an imbalance between the legislative and executive branches that has compromised the principle of separation of powers as one of the main pillars of guaranteeing rights and freedoms, Therefore, a constitutional and legal reform is necessary to enable Parliament to take the lead in legislation and enable it to have more freedom in discussing and voting on laws, In order for him to have real dominion over his fields of work, Consequently, he can fulfill his duty of fulfilling the people's trust and always feeling his aspirations.