Legal support for the status of the federal territory “Sirius”

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The article is devoted to the problem of the sufficiency of legal support for the public legal status of the federal territory “Sirius”. The author has analyzed a set of multi-level legal sources that ensure the legitimate functioning of the public authorities of the federal territory “Sirius”. The conclusion is substantiated that the legal acts adopted in the area under study are not always consistent with each other and need to be improved. There is both excessive and insufficient regulation of the organizational and functional characteristics of public authorities and other bodies, and therefore proposals have been formulated to overcome the identified problems.

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Ekaterina A. Bochkareva

North Caucasian Branch of the Lebedev Russian State University of Justice

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Email: finansyst@mail.ru

Doctor of Law, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Administrative and Financial Law

Russian Federation, 234, Krasnykh Partizan St., Krasnodar, 350020

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