Criteria for the Executive Authority’s Competence to Set Regulations

The regulations include general rules that apply to an unspecified number of individuals and are considered legitimate acts as they establish abstract general rules and from a formal point of view they are considered administrative acts because they are issued by the administrative bodies. While the law is issued by the legislative authority, it issues regulations from the executive authority, and the executive authority by virtue of being based on the implementation of the law. Direct cancellation as well as the plea for illegality before the courts. Since the issue of regulations takes a great deal of effort at the present time, according to the jurisprudence of comparative administrative law and the provisions of public law in terms of its basis, the legality of its exercise, the limits of the authority it exercises and control over it. regularly. What are the criteria by which the executive authority can apply the applicable regulations? Since the criteria through which the executive authority can apply regulations are formal and objective, they are administrative acts on the one hand and legislative acts on the other hand. In terms of the formal criterion, they are considered administrative acts to be issued by the executive authority, because that criterion depends on its adaptation to work on the authority that issued that work and on it The judiciary had the right to consider the legality of these decisions as administrative acts, and the provisions for dealing with these cases differ from one case to another. The importance of the regulations increases with the increase and intervention to organize the various aspects of life in society. And to find out all the legal rules that govern the legitimacy of the regulations and the justifications for issuing that decision because of the many differences that arose around that decision in terms of the legitimacy and justifications for its issuance. In order to clarify the authorities concerned with the issuance of that decision and the legal basis on which those authorities are based on the issuance of that decision and its limits in terms of the subjection of that decision to the principle of legality.