The subject composition of control over compliance by public servants with the legal restrictions established for them

The article focuses on the fact that the institution of public service is an integral element of the state apparatus, and as a result, all processes of state administration, including control, extend to it. The latter ensures high-quality performance of professional duties by public servants, discipline and legality, that is, those components without which the existence of public service and state bodies is impossible. Control over compliance by public servants with the legal restrictions established for them plays an important role in the formation of a high-quality and professional personnel corps. It ensures the acceptance of honest, conscientious and qualified employees into public service, as well as timely response to dynamic changes of a negative nature in their official activities.It is noted that control plays an equally important role when checking compliance by civil servants with restrictions stipulated by anti-corruption legislation and those related to compliance with generally recognized ethical norms of behavior. Along with state control over compliance with the legal restrictions set for them by public servants, the latter also exercise self-control. In other words, each of the public servants must independently monitor their professional activity and behavior, in particular, observe anti-corruption restrictions and ethical norms of behavior.At the end of the study, the author formulated a system of control over compliance by public servants with the legal restrictions set for them: the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (Committee on the Prevention and Counteraction of Corruption), the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption, the Authorized Unit (authorized person) for the prevention and detection of corruption, the leadership of public administration bodies, local self-government bodies, public associations and unions, public councils at central executive bodies and state administrations, by subjects in the fields of audiovisual (local and public), print and online media, legal and natural persons).