The Indicators of the Compliance of the Parliament with General Policies, with a look at the Opinions of the High Board of Supervision

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1 Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Imam Sadiq (p) University, Iran

2 Ph.D. Student, Faculty of Law, University of Qom, Iran

Abstract

According to Article (7) of the regulations for monitoring the good implementation of the general policies, the Supreme Board of Supervision of the good implementation of the general policies follows the mission of evaluating the approvals of the parliament in terms of their non-contradiction and compliance with the general policies. Considering the lack of specific indicators for the evaluations of the parliament in terms of non-compliance with the general policies, research in the field of providing these indicators is an important issue. This paper, using a descriptive-analytical method and inquiring legal questions, what indicators are there in verifying the compliance of the parliament with the general policies? In this context, legal doctrine, scientific analysis, as well as the opinions of the Supreme Supervisory Board are used to achieve these indicators. These indicators are divided into two categories: main indicators and sub-indexes, and things like "verifying comprehensiveness and inclusiveness", "adequate details of rulings" and "proportion with priorities" are in the main index sections and examples. Because "ensuring relative stability and continuity", "reference of norms to political rulings", "no conflict in the effects of norms" and "efficiency and effectiveness of implementation mechanisms" have been mentioned in the sub-index section.

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  • Receive Date: 01 January 2023
  • Revise Date: 14 June 2023
  • Accept Date: 13 August 2023

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