PARLIAMENTARY WAY OF FORMING GOVERNMENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES: COMPARATIVE AND LEGAL ANALYSIS

Abstract

This article discusses the parliamentary method, which is one of the modern methods of government formation. The views of legal scholars in this area are revealed and the constitutional and legal foundations for the formation of the highest executive body of foreign parliamentary countries, and its specific features are studied. Also, thanks to the analysis of legal documents on the formation of the government of the Republic of Uzbekistan, its important aspects are identified. A theoretical conclusion is made that the formation of the government of the Republic of Uzbekistan should be carried out on the basis of a parliamentary approach. The author’s conclusions about the establishment and implementation of constitutional procedures and principles for the resignation of the government and its members in parliamentary states are based on the following: the use of two methods of forming a government in foreign countries, namely parliamentary and non-parliamentary; the order of formation of the government and the ownership of the executive power depends primarily on the form of government of a particular state; fixing in the constitution important provisions for the formation of the government; government accountability to parliament and the head of state.