Law on the State Administration System.

This Law primarily focuses on the principles and regulations governing public administration. Its objectives include ensuring the legality and efficiency of state functions, interpreting legal norms, and evaluating the actions of public institutions and officials. Key legal principles mentioned include the adherence to external and internal normative acts, the necessity of legality in administrative actions, and the rights of private individuals to demand compliance with these principles in administrative processes. The document specifies several measures related to public law contracts, including cooperation agreements, administrative contracts, delegation agreements, and collaboration agreements. It mandates that these contracts be executed in writing, adhering to the Civil Law and relevant regulatory restrictions. Additionally, it outlines the procedures for challenging administrative acts and the responsibilities of administrative officials in ensuring the legality and appropriateness of their decisions. The text emphasizes the importance of internal audits and public reports to enhance transparency and accountability in public administration. Implementation mechanisms include the establishment of internal audits within institutions to assess operational effectiveness and provide recommendations for improvement. The document stipulates that public reports must be prepared to inform the public about institutional activities and budget expenditures. It also highlights the need for consultation with relevant authorities in the field of competition protection and the involvement of stakeholders in the decision-making process. The text underscores the importance of compliance with legal techniques in the preparation of normative acts, as determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.