Executive regulations and the authority competent to issue them

Abstract

Objective: To analyze the concept of executive regulations in administrative law, and determine their nature, characteristics and functions.

methodology:

Analytical approach: analysis of legal and jurisprudential texts related to executive regulations.
Comparative approach: Comparing executive regulations with other types of administrative regulations.
Results:

Executive regulations are binding general rules aimed at implementing the provisions of laws.
Executive regulations are issued by the executive authority, and are considered an exception to the principle of separation of powers.
Executive regulations are characterized by specific characteristics, including: general, binding, and subordination to the law.
Executive regulations have important functions, including: filling the legislative vacuum, facilitating the application of the law, and regulating the operation of public facilities.
Conclusion:

Executive regulations are an important legal tool to ensure the effectiveness of laws and the proper functioning of public facilities.
It is important to consider the balance between the principle of separation of powers and the necessity of issuing executive regulations to ensure the implementation of laws.

Executive regulations and the authority competent to issue them