Within a historically short period of time after gaining independence, Uzbekistan introduced its state administration, based on the traditions of national statehood, developed in all respects on the basis of the development of democratic states. In this regard, the state management institutions that should be established, the principles of the separation of powers and the final result that we should achieve in the end were explained in a number of works and pamphlets of our first president, I.A. Karimov[1]. First of all, the legal basis for all reforms in the field of public administration and separation of powers in Uzbekistan was created [2].
SOME PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS REGARDING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONTROL FUNCTION OF LOCAL COUNCILS OF PEOPLE’S DEPUTIES
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