LAW OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

of July 9, 2013 No. 127

About procedure for delegation to local government bodies of separate state powers

Accepted by Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic on June 6, 2013

This Law determines legal, organizational and financial basis of delegation to local government bodies of the state powers, and also procedure for execution, suspension and termination of execution of the delegated state powers by local government bodies.

Article 1. Legislation on delegation of the state powers to local government bodies

The legislation on delegation to local government bodies of the state powers consists of the Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Law of the Kyrgyz Republic "About local public administration and local government bodies", this Law and other regulatory legal acts.

Article 2. Principles of delegation to local government bodies of the state powers

1. Delegation of the powers by state bodies to local government bodies is performed on the basis of the following principles:

1) legality;

2) social and economic justification;

3) reality and publicity of implementation of the delegated state powers;

4) equalities of the parties (in case of delegation of the state powers based on the agreement);

5) material and financial security of the delegated functions and powers;

6) differentiations of powers depending on territorial, economic and other features of local government bodies;

7) opennesses, collective nature;

8) accountabilities before authorized state body;

9) harmonizations of state and local interests.

2. Delegation of the state powers shall not break or limit the rights and guarantees of local self-government established by the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic.

3. Delegation of the state powers is made for the purpose of their effective implementation and high-quality provision of services to local community taking into account opportunity and reality of their implementation by local government bodies.

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