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Title |
Problems of Corruption Control in the System of Public Service as an Obstacle to its Regulation by Administrative and Legal Means
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Authors |
Konovalov Valery Alekseevich
head of the Department of Administrative and Financial Law, Associate
Professor, Cand. Sc. Law, Orenburg Institute (branch) of O. E. Kutafin University.
(MSAL). 50, Komsomolskaya Str., Orenburg, 460000.
E-mail: valeriyfai@mail.ru
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Section |
Administrative law |
Issue |
1/2015 |
Page |
120—124
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index UDC |
342.951 : 328.185
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Abstract |
On of the fundamentals of
administrative and legal framework for corruption control is civil and administrative
responsibility. By the decree of the President of the Russian Federation as of
February 3, 2007, No. 129 a decision on the establishment of the
interdepartmental working group was made in order to prepare proposals for implementation
of provisions of Convention of the United Nations in the legislation of the
Russian Federation against corruption and the Council of European Convention on
criminal liability for corruption. However, the abovementioned Decree ceased to
be in force in connection with the publication of the decree of the President of
the Russian Federation as of may 19, 2008 No. 815 and the establishment
of the Presidential Council for corruption control. Proposals in the
legislation prepared by the working group have not been implemented. According to the
experts, ‘the analysis of the formation of anti-corruption legislation and the
economic legislation for the last 15 years indicates the signs of sabotage of
repeatedly expressed will of the highest political leadership of the country
at creating the legal framework of the fight against corruption and shadow
economy’.
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Keywords |
corruption, public service, administrative and legal
means, working legislation group, criminal
offence of the monitoring.
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