TFL Vsebine / Pravni letopis

Državni zbor Republike Slovenije je leta 2009 sprejel Resolucijo o normativni dejavnosti. Ta dokument je ključnega pomena za razvoj Slovenije v smeri oblikovanja sodobne pravne države. Navedena resolucija na začetku opredeljuje glavne cilje, ki naj jih dosegamo pri pripravi in sprejemanju predpisov: krepitev pravne države, spoštovanje delitve oblasti in hierarhije pravnih aktov, zagotavljanje kakovosti predpisov, uveljavljanje državljanske participacije ter izvajanje presoje posledic predpisov. Cilji so bili torej postavljeni, zato ni več vsaka pot dobra za njihovo uresničevanje. Toda večina poti, ki jih ubira dejanska slovenska pravna politika, ne vodi k resolucijskim ciljem. Premalo prizadevanja za uresničevanje resolucijskih ciljev beležimo tako pri predlagateljih in pripravljavcih predpisov, pri organih, ki predpise sprejemajo, in tudi pri organih, ki so odgovorni za izvrševanje predpisov.

National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia adopted in 2009 a Resolution on regulatory activities. This document is crucial for the development of Slovenia towards a modern state based on the rule of law. The Resolution first sets out the main objectives to be achieved in the preparation and adoption of rules: strengthening the rule of law, respect for separation of powers and the hierarchy of norms, assurance of the quality of regulations, encouragement of civic participation and implementation of regulatory impact assessment. The objectives were thus set and not any path leads to their achievement. However, most of the paths taken by the actual Slovenian legislative policy are not conducive to the objectives of the Resolution. Insufficient efforts to achieve the objectives are indicated in bodies preparing and proposing new regulations, in legislative and regulatory bodies, as well as in bodies responsible for the enforcement of said regulations.

Resolution on Regulatory Activities – the Unfulfilled Goals of Slovenian Legislative Policy