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PROBLEMS OF LAW-MAKING IN THE AREA OF TECHNICAL REGULATION DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14420/en.2013.6.8
Krasavin Aleksandr Vadimovich, Candidate in Engineering Science, Master of Law, Deputy Head of Department of the Federal Autonomous Establishment the Chief Directorate of State Expert Examination of Russia, e-mail: a-krasavin@mail.ru. Abstract.
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The article states that the lack of conformity between the systems of norm setting, standardization, certification, control and inspection and modern demands and market relations is one of the key factors hindering the development of the economy of the Russian Federation. On the basis of an analysis of the national system of technical rate setting, including its merits and demerits, the author considers the problems and prospects of a reform of the system of setting statutory requirements, an evaluation of conformity and confirmation of conformity, and the formation of a legal basis for a general national legal regime of technical regulation (stipulated by the adoption in 2003 of Federal Law No 184-FZ “On Technical Regulation”). The problems are reflected in the application of the technical regulations and directives of other countries and of international, foreign and provisional national standards in the reform of the technical regulation system of Russia. The success of the reform of the technical regulation system, in the author’s opinion, must be ensured by the application of achievements of national jurisprudence, and by the development of a socio-technical law. technical regulation, technical regulation system, system of technical rate setting, technical barriers in trade, international standardization, technical rate setting and standardization, socio-technical law, economy of Russia, global economic space.
In recent years, due to the globalization of economic relationships, there has been active modernization of legislation in the field of technical regulations and conformity assessment. As a result of this activity, at the beginning of the 21st century the international community has developed a system of technical regulation, which is based on the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade and international standards. Russia’s entry into the market and its integration into the world economy caused an urgent need for the early establishment in the country of a national system of technical regulation, harmonized with the requirements of the