The participation of party factions in the appointment of members of the highest executive bodies of the regions of the Russian Federation in the context of improving the public legal mechanism of checks and balances
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Key Points
The study aims to analyze how legislative norms impact the appointment of regional executive members in the Russian Federation.
Analysis of federal and regional laws on executive appointments.
Examination of constitutions and charters from 89 regions of Russia.
Review of case law from courts regarding executive member appointments.
Comparison of different models of executive body formation.
Application of general scientific and legal methods.
Identified 8 models for forming highest executive bodies across Russian regions.
Proposed unification of terms used in executive member appointments.
Highlighted key role of party factions in the approval process.
Pointed out inconsistencies in court practices regarding these appointments.
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Implication
Legislative participation in executive appointments reveals implications for governance in regional bodies.
Cite This Study
Mihail Mihailovich Kakitelashvili (2026) studied this question.