NON-PARLIAMENTARY WAY OF FORMING GOVERNMENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES: COMPARATIVE-LEGAL ANALYSIS

Abstract

This article discusses one of the ways to form a government - an extra-parliamentary method, and in the process of studying the opinions of legal experts in this area and studying the constitutional and legal foundations for the formation of executive power abroad, its specific features are revealed. The constitutional and legal practice of foreign countries was also analyzed to bring the government to political responsibility. Although in different countries the state exercises different powers in the sphere of public life, in all developed democracies the state represents the protection of the rights, interests and freedoms of citizens as the basis of its activities. The execution of laws adopted by the representatives of the people elected by these citizens is ensured directly on the basis of the activities of the government and the legal acts adopted by it. The order of formation of the government and the affiliation of the executive power depends primarily on the form of government of a particular state. In addition, important aspects of the legal status of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan as the head of state are demonstrated through the analysis of the legal framework. This is the basis for the conclusions about the establishment and implementation of constitutional procedures and principles for the resignation of the government and its members in parliamentary states.