August 12, 2024Open Access

Problematic Issues Related to the Procedure for Conducting and Processing the Results of a Public Survey of Premises, Buildings, Structures, Terrain and Vehicles

Key Points

Public inspections can restrict constitutional rights, particularly in residential areas, indicating an urgent need for legal frameworks.
A protocol preparation is necessary regardless of whether objects are seized during inspections, highlighting procedural transparency.
The operational search event requires the participation of public representatives, enhancing accountability and community trust throughout the inspection process, not just during seizures of interest objects or documents. The article proposes specific amendments to existing regulations governing public examinations, aiming to improve the conducting and processing of results from such operational searches.

Abstract

The article examines problematic issues related to the procedure for conducting and processing the results of a public operational search event «inspection of premises, buildings, structures, terrain and vehicles». The author draws attention to the need for legal regulation of the public inspection of residential premises due to the restriction of a number of constitutional rights of citizens during its conduct. The article argues the expediency of preparing a protocol based on the results of a public survey, regardless of the fact of the seizure of objects and documents, and also proves the importance of the participation of representatives of the public (disinterested persons) throughout the event, and not only in the case of the seizure of objects and documents of operational interest. The author of the article proposes amendments to the departmental regulatory act regulating the procedure for conducting a public examination, regarding the procedure for conducting and pro-cessing the results of the operational search event under consideration

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