FORMATION OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISM ENSURING STATE SECURITY AND LAW ORDER IN THE CONDITIONS OF DECENTRALIZATION OF STATE AUTHORITY

Abstract

The article analyses the formation of the public management mechanism for ensuring state security and law and order in the conditions of decentralization of state power. The dependence of the format of ensuring state security and law and order on the course of the modern reform of law enforcement agencies, the peculiarities of the legal regime of martial law, and the strengthening of the influence of law enforcement agencies on the implementation of tasks of state functions has been established. It has been proven that the problem of ensuring state security and law and order has become particularly relevant in the context of the decentralization reform in Ukraine, which is due to the change in the structure and functions of authorities in the state security system. It was emphasized that in the system of national security of Ukraine, an important task of public authorities is to reform the functions, structure, and powers of management entities in order to ensure the protection of the state, society, and citizens from external and internal threats. It was established that in the modern conditions of the decentralization reform, the theoretical and methodological principles of state administration in the sphere of state security and protection of public order as a purposeful influence of the state on the protection of state sovereignty, constitutional order, territorial integrity, economic, scientific, technical and defense potential, legal interests of the state and the rights of citizens. It has been proven that a rational model of the legal state requires a clear definition of the institution of state security and law and order as an object of state administration by scientifically establishing the structure, form, methods and principles. For this purpose, the article reveals the essence of the formation of the concept of territorial management by law enforcement agencies based on the principle of responsiveness.