ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL STATUS OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE REGULATION OF GAMBLING AND LOTTERIES AS A CENTRAL EXECUTIVE AUT HORITY WITH A SPECIAL STATUS

Abstract

The article is another attempt to investigate the peculiarities of the legal status of the central executive body with a special status. In the study, the scientific understanding of the administrative and legal status of the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries as an authorized body of state regulation in the specified areas was further developed. The study of legal status was carried out by combining general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis: dismembering the status into three separate components (target, structural-organizational and competence blocks) and evaluating the abstract results of cognition in a unified and mutual relationship. For a better understanding of the features and functional direction of the powers of the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries, it is proposed to divide them into main and additional ones. In the composition of the first group, according to their functional purpose, rule-making, administrative (permissive), establishing, accounting and registration, regulatory, monitoring, control-supervisory and administrative-jurisdictional powers are distinguished. The second group includes powers of information provision and methodical support, representative, organizational, preventive, communicative and accounting and statistical powers. Taken together, the main and additional powers are able to ensure the implementation of special state tasks in the specified area. It was established that the legal status of the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries meets the main features of a central executive body with a special status, but the correspondence is not absolute. A significant difference between the legal status of the Commission and other state bodies with a special status is the absence of a special law on this Authorized Body.