Control over Resolutions and Activities of Executive Government Authorities in Arbitration Proceedings

Analyzes the role of arbitration courts in regulating relations between the executive branch and business entities. The review covers the current problems faced by entrepreneurs when defending their rights in arbitration proceedings, and suggests ways to improve the existing system. Attention is focused on the need to adapt legislation and judicial practice to new economic and technological conditions. The importance of alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation, to reduce the burden on the judicial system. The need to optimize the procedure of consideration of court cases is emphasized, including by improving the qualifications of judges and developing new methodological approaches to their resolution.