Problems of Classification of Complex Administrative Legal Regimes

The article examines the issues of the problem of classification of complex administrative and legal regimes, which is understood as regulated by law and having a normative nature in relation to public administration structures, the procedure for carrying out activities common to a certain set or for all state bodies, which is subject to specification in the process of its application. At the same time, it should be taken into account that all modes are divided into modes of normal operation and those that are associated with overcoming situations of an emergency, as well as those that are of a mixed nature, i.e. simultaneously contain the regulation of normal functioning and measures to overcome emergency situations. The purpose of the presented study is to consider the issues that arise in this area regarding the classification of complex administrative-legal regimes, which are a special kind of administrative-legal regimes, which are characterized by normativity in determining the components of the public administration system that implements the regime and the fundamental consolidation of the main components that make up the mode of activity itself. At the same time, complex administrative and legal regimes are characterized by an emphasis on the mode of activity itself, in accordance with which the management system is built. Based on the study, the authors come to the conclusion that a complex administrative-legal regime is a special procedure for carrying out activities common to a number or the entire set of state bodies. The very fact of the generality of this order and its expression in the form of an administrative-legal regime implies a detailed legal regulation of complex administrative-legal regimes. At the same time, a constant increase in the level of legal acts underlying the respective regimes should be considered as a single trend. Indeed, the basis of complex regimes is usually regulated at the level of federal legislation, and in this respect it is more resistant to situational reactions than the system of executive power and state administration itself.