THE LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MODERN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE NORM-MAKING PROCESS

Abstract

ABSTRACT. This article analyzes the legal significance, practical possibilities, and limits of modern information and communication technologies in the norm-making process. The main idea of the article is that digital tools, in the preparation of a draft normative legal act, its submission for public consultation, interagency coordination, legal review, official publication, and monitoring of implementation, are not merely a technical convenience but manifest themselves as an important institutional mechanism ensuring openness, legality, accountability, and legal quality. At the same time, the article substantiates that technological solutions can be effective only when they are harmonized with the requirements of human oversight, legal review, and protection of personal data.