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The key problems and prospects of the development of legislation on state control and supervision in the context of modern administrative reform in the Russian Federation are considered. Attention is focused on the transformation of control and supervisory activities from a traditionally repressive model based on police and legal principles into a preventive, risk-oriented and digitalized public administration system. The problem of regulatory fragmentation and duplication of legal acts regulating the procedure for conducting inspections and the interaction of regulatory authorities has been identified, which reduces the effectiveness of state control. Special attention is paid to the need to rethink the doctrine of administrative and legal regimes, procedures and response acts as interrelated elements of a unified legal structure of state supervision. The expediency of abandoning outdated administrative regulations in favor of standard provisions on types of control, consolidating a single list of administrative procedures in the law, introducing mechanisms for evaluating the effectiveness of control and supervisory activities and switching to a digital risk management model is substantiated. The following are proposed as priority areas for improving legislation: the integration of provisions on types of control into the system of Federal Law № 248-FZ, the unification of by-laws, the development of standard electronic forms of control and supervisory documents and the creation of a unified digital platform for interaction between control authorities. According to the author, the implementation of these measures will ensure the consistency of legal regulation, increase the effectiveness of supervisory practices and strengthen public confidence in public authorities.
state control and supervision, administrative and legal regime, control and supervisory procedures, response acts, regulatory duplication, digitalization, risk-based approach, administrative reform, preventive supervision model
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