اللوائح و الأنظمة المستقلة في النظام القانوني الفلسطيني

Abstract EN

In light of strengthening the role of the executive authority in the field of legislation and regulation today, the constitutions stipulate the competence of the executive authority to issue independent regulations and regulations of all kinds: regulations relating to public utilities, regulations of necessity, administrative control regulations, and delegation regulations.

And since the regulations and regulations are considered administrative actions from a formal point of view as issued by the executive authority, then from a substantive point of view they are legislative works as they include general, and binding legal rules that apply to an unspecified number of individuals or cases, This dual characteristic of independent regulations and regulations necessitated research in its legal nature, as it is issued independently of the executive authority without the legislative authority having a role in determining its fate - such as executive regulations - and controlling it.

On the one hand, and its competence to monitor its constitutionality, on the other hand