- Author
- Zubek Radosław
- Title
- Planowanie legislacyjne w Europie Środkowej
Legislative Planning in Central Europe - Source
- Zarządzanie Publiczne / Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie, 2008, nr 2 (4), s. 29-43, bibliogr. 13 poz.
- Keyword
- Prawodawstwo, System prawny, Polityka rządu
Legislation, Legal system, Government policy - Note
- summ.
- Country
- Republika Czeska, Węgry, Republika Słowacka, Polska
Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovak Republic, Poland - Abstract
- Rządy w Europie Środkowej regularnie publikują plany legislacyjne. W artykule omówiono planowanie legislacyjne w Czechach, Polsce, Słowacji i na Węgrzech, przedstawiono reguły legislacyjne oraz przeprowadzono analizę systemów planowania legislacyjnego w wymienionych państwach.
Cabinets in Central Europe regularly publish legislative works-plane, i.e. periodical lists of bills to be adopted by the cabinet and introduced to parliament. Such legislative planning has the potential to make an important contribution towards achieving better governance. The comparative experience of legislative planning in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia shows, however, that many governments find it difficult to transform legislative programmes into effective tools for strategic management of government legislation. This article argues that a major reason for such problems lies in the deficient organization of the planning process. (original abstract) - Accessibility
- The Main Library of the Cracow University of Economics
The Library of Warsaw School of Economics
The Library of University of Economics in Katowice
The Main Library of Poznań University of Economics and Business - Full text
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- ISSN
- 1898-3529
- Language
- pol
