THE CLASSIFICATION AND TYPES OF INFORMATION IN THE RULE-MAKING PROCESS
Abstract
This article analyzes the classification, types and characteristics of information used in the rule-making process. The subject matter of the research is the normative legal acts on the rule-making in the Republic of Uzbekistan, law enforcement practice, as well as scientific-theoretical conceptual approaches and legal categories. The purpose of the study is to develop appropriate proposals, recommendations and conclusions to improve the efficiency of informational support of the rule-making process of in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The methods such as historical, systematic-structural, logical, induction, deduction, comparative-legal, complex study of scientific sources and analysis of statistical data were applied in the research. As a result of this research, a methodics of classifying information used in the rule-making process was developed. According to it, the classification criterias such as the materiality of information transmission (tangible and intangible), form of expression (written, electronic and verbal), normative nature (legal and non-legal), freedom of use (open, confidential and limited access), the order of presentation (mandatory and recommended), information on the source of information (information from primary, secondary and general sources) were developed. The results of the research can be used to conduct research, interpret relevant regulations, improve national legislation, teach, as well as to further enrich scientifical modules as Theory of state and law, Rule-making and Legal writing.