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Legal reserve, regulatory power and the 1980 Constitution: unpublished antecedents of the Governing Board

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  • Teodoro Ribera Neumann Universidad de Chile. Universidad Autónoma del Sur
No. 63 (2001): Tomo 1
https://doi.org/10.5354/rdpu.v0i63.36306

Abstract

A central issue in any democratic society is deciding who can regulate the rights and duties of people. To resolve this, the Republic entrusted the exercise of sovereignty to elected authorities for determined periods and subordinated their actions to the Constitution, with the Legislative Power being essentially the body of democratic representation and the law, the norm with the highest level of legitimacy, since All the political forces represented in the National Congress work with transparency in its elaboration. This is not the case, however, of the decrees and regulations issued by the President of the Republic, which express only the opinion of a single-person body, without its pre-normative phase being sufficiently regulated to guarantee transparency and participation.

Keywords:

Legal reserve, Regulatory power, Constitution

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Ribera Neumann, T. (2015). Legal reserve, regulatory power and the 1980 Constitution: unpublished antecedents of the Governing Board. Revista De Derecho Público, (63), Págs. 471–488. https://doi.org/10.5354/rdpu.v0i63.36306
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