Administrative and Legal Status of National Body for Prevention and Combating of Corruption: Doctrinal Provisions

The National Authority for the Prevention and Combating of Corruption is an integrated part of the government system in the State. The subject of the study is the administrative and legal status of the national body for the prevention and combating of corruption. The purpose of the study is to systematize the doctrinal provisions on the administrative and legal status of the national body for the prevention and combating of corruption in order to identify and identify duplicate or legally unviable provisions and then determine the most applicable options in legal systems. The methodological basis of the research is the method of system-functional analysis, used to systematize and compare the doctrinal provisions on the national body for the prevention and combating of corruption. The comparative legal method is used as an auxiliary research method in order to compare the identified models with real examples and their subsequent comprehension. In the course of the study, the results of the work of the expert community, the positions of domestic and foreign legal researchers who have formed doctrinal provisions on the body under study were analyzed, four types of the national body for the prevention and combating of corruption were formulated, their most characteristic features, and a conclusion was drawn about the possibilities of implementing the identified doctrinal provisions in national legal systems. The scientific novelty of the study consists in identifying and formulating four doctrinal approaches to the establishment and functioning of the national body for the prevention and combating of corruption, synthesizing the characteristic features of these models and critically understanding the content of the administrative and legal status of the body under study. The results of the research can be applied in the process of developing and improving administrative and anti-corruption legislation, as well as in the framework of theoretical studies of administrative and legal orientation. The conclusion is made about the duplication of doctrinal provisions and characteristic features of two of the four formulated models, the features separating the body for preventing corruption from the body for combating corruption are identified, their conceptual features are comprehended, and recommendations for integrating these doctrinal provisions into the legal system are outlined.

corruption, body, administrative legal status, doctrine, prevention, counteraction, discretion, administrative law, administrative management, national authority