CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

of April 4, 2002 No. 350-II

About results of referendum and the basic principles of the organization of the government

Article 1. Main objectives of the Law

This Law determines the basic new provisions and changes of the current legislation which are proceeding from results of the national vote on January 27, 2002 taken according to the Law "About Referendum of the Republic of Uzbekistan" and which made decisions on two matters of principle - about formation of two-chamber parliament and change of the constitutional term of office of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and also confirmed rate on further deepening of democratic and market reforms.

This Law is the basis for introduction of corresponding changes and amendments in articles of the Constitution, and also the current legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Article 2. The basic principles of enhancement of the legislation on deepening of democratic reforms and forming of civil society

According to the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan which proclaimed target task construction of the constitutional, open democratic state with market economy and forming of civil society and also proceeding from the will of the people expressed on referendum, the basic principles which are been the basis for work on enhancement of the legislation are:

ensuring rule of law, balance between legislative, executive, judicial branches of the power, real independence of each of them;

providing guarantees of human rights and freedoms on the basis of the conventional principles and rules of international law;

consecutive liberalization of all parties of political life, state and public construction;

providing guarantees and conditions for further strengthening and development of non-state non-profit, public organizations and other democratic institutes of civil society;

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