Article 24. Requirements for the content and style of presentation of the text of a normative legal act The Law on Legal Acts

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1. The laws establish the main goals, objectives, principles, competencies and powers of regulation of the relevant industry (sphere).

In order to implement these basic provisions of the law, the relevant regulations may be detailed in subordinate regulatory legal acts.

At the same time, it is not allowed to establish in a subordinate regulatory legal act a norm that goes beyond the norms established by laws.

Within the framework of goals, objectives and principles, the competencies and functions of State bodies may be provided for at the level of laws and subordinate regulatory legal acts.

The competence and functions of state bodies in the field of state regulation of public relations should be established in regulatory legal acts in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan on administrative procedures with a clear distinction by the level of public administration.

The establishment of competencies and functions at the level of laws is carried out in accordance with the requirements of Article 60 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Other competencies and functions of state bodies (implementation, organizational and others) are established by subordinate regulatory legal acts.

2. The text of the regulatory legal act must be printed in a single font.

3. The text of the normative legal act is presented in compliance with the norms of literary language, legal terminology and legal technique, its provisions should be extremely brief, contain a clear and not subject to different interpretations of meaning. The text of a regulatory legal act should not contain declarative provisions that do not carry a semantic and legal burden.

Outdated and ambiguous words and expressions, epithets, metaphors, and abbreviations are not allowed. A rule of law set forth in a structural element of a normative legal act is not re-stated in other structural elements of the same act.

The texts of regulatory legal acts in Kazakh and Russian must be authentic.

4. The law establishes the principles of legal regulation, as well as the basic concepts used in its text, the procedure and conditions for the application of other regulatory legal acts after the law enters into force.

The transitional provisions of the law reflect the procedure for regulating relations before its entry into force, establish deadlines and ways of transition to new legal norms.

The final provisions of the law fix the norms on the enactment of this act, invalidation, and cancellation of a previously issued act. In order to implement and develop this act, requirements for the issuance of regulatory legal acts by other State bodies are established, if necessary.

5. Instructions in regulatory legal acts should be addressed to government agencies or, if necessary, to their heads.

In relation to government agencies that are not subordinate to the person giving the assignment, instructions in regulatory legal acts should be set out in a recommendation form or in agreement with them. In the latter case, the label "(by agreement)" is indicated after the name of the state body.

6. In the text of the normative legal act, the names of state bodies and other organizations are set out in full in accordance with the official name and uniformly throughout the text.

In order to ensure the simplicity and conciseness of the text of the normative legal act, it is allowed to abbreviate the names of government agencies and other organizations with an explanation of the meaning of the abbreviation or abbreviation in the text of the normative legal act itself.

7. In the text of regulatory legal acts, it is not allowed to mark paragraphs with dashes or other signs, highlight and underline individual words and phrases.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 6, 2016 No. 480-V SAM.

This Law regulates public relations related to the procedure for the development, submission, discussion, adoption, registration, enactment, amendment, addition, termination, suspension and publication of legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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