Leskova, Y.G. Self-regulation: the legal experience of Russia in the conditions of transition in the post-Soviet states (the CIS states) to the new methods (means) of regulation of economic relations

Abstract: The article concerns formation and development of the institution of self-regulation of entrepreneurial and professional activities in some post-Soviet states, as well as the models of legislative provisions for the statuses of selfregulated organizations. The author studies the experience of Russia regarding introduction of self-regulation in entrepreneurial (professional) sphere in order to avoid mistakes in this direction for the states of the post-Soviet territory. The author analyzes the norms of the Federal Law “On Self-Regulated Organizations” from the standpoint of revealing the defects of the current civil legislation of the Russian Federation. The object of studies includes the problems regarding the provisions for the organizational legal form of self-regulated organizations, their functions and means of protection of compensation funds, proprietary responsibility of self-regulated organizations in the Federal Law “On Non-Commercial Organizations”. Methodology and methods of studies are based upon historical, logical, formal legal, comparative legal methods, as well as the methods of systemic analysis and generalization of normative and practical materials applied within the framework of the dialectic approach towards self-regulation as a legal matter. The article substantiates the need to the need to use the experience of Russia, which was the only state in the post-Soviet territory, which have adopted the framework law on self-regulated organization using new forms of economic regulation, when forming a clear system of self-regulation of entrepreneurial activities in the CIS states.

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