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Improvement of The Legal
Framework for Accounting
and Asset Management
Under Enforcement
Documents, As Well As
Mechanisms for
Automated Control of
Assets in Enforcement
Proceedings of The
Republic of Uzbekistan
Zafarbek Atadjanov
Master's student, Academy of the General Prosecutor's Office of the
Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Abstract:
The improvement of the legal framework for
accounting and asset management under enforcement
documents in the Republic of Uzbekistan focuses on
enhancing the efficiency and transparency of
enforcement proceedings. This involves updating laws
and regulations related to the management, tracking,
and accountability of assets seized during enforcement
actions. Additionally, the introduction of automated
control mechanisms
aims
to
streamline
the
enforcement process by reducing human error,
improving accuracy in asset tracking, and ensuring
compliance. These reforms are intended to create a
more effective and reliable system for asset
management, ultimately contributing to a fairer and
more efficient enforcement system in Uzbekistan.
Keywords:
Legal framework, Accounting, Asset
management.
Introduction:
Effective enforcement of judicial acts and
other bodies is the cornerstone of the legal system,
aimed at restoring violated rights and protecting the
legitimate interests of citizens and legal entities. In the
Republic of Uzbekistan, this area is regulated by the law
"On the Execution of Judicial Acts and Acts of other
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bodies", as well as a number of regulatory documents,
including resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers (for
example, Resolution No. 18 of 12.01.2022, Resolutions
No. 200 and No. 132 of 2009, Resolution No. 3024-son
of 19.06.2018) and document PF 1 of 03.01.2024.
Despite the reforms carried out, the problem of
ensuring full accounting and management of debtors '
assets in enforcement proceedings remains, which
leads to a decrease in the effectiveness of recovery and
generates corruption risks. This article examines the
main problems faced by law enforcement practice in
the field of enforcement of enforcement documents in
the Republic of Uzbekistan, covers critical aspects of
foreclosure
on
debtors'
property.
Problematicvaluations and storage, sale and control of
assets not only reduce the effectiveness of
enforcement
proceedings,
but
also
create
prerequisites for corruption risks and violations of the
rights of participants in enforcement proceedings. In
this article,we will look at each category of problems in
more detail and alsoожим suggest ways to improve
the regulatory framework and introduce modern
information technologies, which will create a single
electronic database of enforcement proceedings and
ensure transparency of processes.
Problems of assessing the debtor's property
One of the most acute problems is the assessment of
the debtor's property. Unsettled contractual relations
between Enforcement Bureaus (hereinafter referred
to as Bureaus) and valuation organizations, which are
expressed in the absence of a legally established
procedure and form of contracts for property
valuation, is a significant gap. The reference to the
Resolution of the Prosecutor General's Office and the
State Asset Management Agency No. 3297 of
05.05.2021 only partially addresses the procedural
issues, without solving the problem of the lack of
uniform standards and transparent mechanisms for
concluding contracts. Because of this, ambiguous
conditions are set for evaluating the debtor's property,
which leads to discrepancies in determining its market
value. This leads to ambiguity in determining the
market value of property, a decrease in the objectivity
of the assessment and, as a result, to inefficient debt
collection. The result is a possible overstatement or
understatement of the value of assets, which
negatively affects the procedural outcome of
enforcement proceedings. The lack of an automated
information base for accounting and control of
property transferred for evaluation worsens the
situation. As a result, the process of tracking the
condition of property, the timing of valuation, and
interaction
between
Bureaus
and
valuation
organizations becomes difficult and opaque. This, in
turn, leads to:
• Delaying the terms of enforcement proceedings:
Inefficient interaction and lack of operational control
increase the time required to conduct an assessment.
• Increase the risks of abuse and corruption: Non
-
transparency of procedures and lack of automated
control create a favorable environment for unfair
actions at various stages of the assessment.
• Увеличению Increase in the number of outstanding
enforcement proceedings: Delays and problems at the
stage of property assessment prevent further sale of
property and satisfaction of claims of recoverers.
• Inability to analyze the performance of evaluation
organizations: The lack of systematic data and analytical
tools does not allow us to assess the quality and
timeliness of the work of various evaluation
organizations, which makes it difficult to improve the
evaluation system.
International practice shows that the use of common
assessment standards and the mandatory involvement
of independent experts allows achieving objectivity. For
example, in Germany and the United States, standards
developed by international organizations are used,
which reduces the risk of corruption abuses.
Problems with property storage
The second group of problems is unclear storage
conditions for property. The legislation does not contain
detailed rules governing the conditions and
responsibility for the safety of property seized in the
framework of enforcement proceedings. The absence of
regulated storage
requirements
(for
example,
contractual relations between creditors, enforcement
agencies and specialized custodians) leads to loss or
damage to property, a decrease in its market value, and
an increase in corruption risks. In addition, there are no
modern information systems that allow automated
accounting of property at all stages-from withdrawal to
sale, which aggravates the situation.
The problem of the lack of an automated control system
for property transferred for storage is particularly acute.
As a result, visual control of property transferred to
debtors, recoverers or their family members becomes
difficult, and real control over storage conditions is
almost impossible. Inappropriate storage conditions, in
turn, lead to:
• Loss of consumer properties of the property: Failure
to observe the temperature, humidity, safety conditions
and other storage parameters can lead to damage to
goods, equipment failure, deterioration of vehicles, etc.
• Снижению Decrease in the market value of property:
Property that has lost its consumer properties or has
been damaged loses its value, which negatively affects
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the ability to satisfy the recoverer's claims.
• Risk of damage, destruction or theft of property:
Improper storage conditions and lack of control
increase the risk of physical damage to property, its
destruction due to adverse factors or criminal actions.
• Increase in the costs of enforcement proceedings:
Damage to property, the need for its disposal or
restoration lead to additional costs that put a burden
on enforcement proceedings.
• Снижению Reduced confidence in the
enforcement
system: Failure to ensure the safety of the debtor's
property undermines the trust of recoverers and
society in the effectiveness of the enforcement system.
Problems with the sale of seized property
The process of selling seized property, especially in
terms of off-auction sales, also faces a number of
serious problems related to the lack of proper
automation and information exchange. The lack of
automated inventory and the inability to quickly track
the condition and characteristics of property
transferred to trade organizations create an
information vacuum.
The lack of rapid electronic information exchange
between Bureaus, trade organizations and other
interested structures (for example, tax authorities,
cadastral services) throughout the entire sales cycle-
from the transfer of property for sale to the moment
of its actual sale-leads to the following negative
consequences:
• Затрудн Difficulties in accounting and controlling
property offered for sale: The lack of an automated
accounting system makes it difficult to maintain
accurate statistics on property under sale, its types,
condition and terms of sale.
• Risk of loss or damage of property in the course of
sale: Insufficient control over the property being sold
increases the risk of its loss, damage or misuse by trade
organizations.
• Задерж Delayed receipt of undiruvchiga funds: The
lack of operational information on the sale of property
and receipt of funds delays the process of transferring
the proceeds to recoverers.
• Lack of transpar
ency in the implementation process
and potential abuse: Insufficient automation and
transparency of sales processes create conditions for
possible abuse at various stages-from determining the
initial price to distributing the proceeds.
• Снижению Reduced
efficiency in the sale of
property: All of the above factors together lead to a
decrease in the speed and efficiency of the sale of
seized property, which ultimately negatively affects
the overall level of execution of enforcement
documents.
Problems of accounting and control of property
converted to state revenue:
A separate and important problem is the lack of an
automated system of accounting and control of
property turned to the state income by court decisions.
This category of property requires special attention,
since revenues from its sale are an important source of
replenishment of the state budget. The state executor
looking up from work should look for the location of
assets converted to state income.
This makes it difficult to monitor enforcement
proceedings, prevents the adoption of timely recovery
measures, and leads to an increase in the number of
outstanding enforcement documents.
The lack of an automated information base that tracks
all stages of handling such property-from the moment
of withdrawal (acceptance) to the completion of
enforcement proceedings (sale, transfer, destruction,
etc.), leads to:
• Недостаточ Insufficient control over the movement of
state property: The lack of an automated accounting
system makes it difficult to monitor each stage of the
movement of property turned into state revenue, which
increases the risk of its misuse or loss.
• Problems with accounting and reporting: Manual
accounting and reporting of state-funded property is a
time-consuming and error-prone process.
• Непро Lack of transparency and potential abuse in the
implementation process: The lack of an automated
control system creates conditions for possible abuse at
the stages of receiving, storing, selling and distributing
funds received from the sale of state property.
• Снижению Decrease in revenues to the state budget:
Inefficient management of property turned into state
revenue and possible abuses can lead to a decrease in
revenues to the state budget from its sale.
Ways to improve the regulatory framework and
introduce modern technologies
To solve the above problems, we propose a set of
measures aimed at improving legal regulation and
introducing modern information technologies:
1. In order to improve the procedure for control,
accounting and sale of property, as well as funds subject
to circulation to the state income, it is proposed
tocreate and integrate a single electronic database for
accounting and asset management between the Bureau
of Enforcement under the Prosecutor General's Office
of the Republic of Uzbekistan между и and the State
Security Service, customs and border authoritiesыми
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органами, State Tax Service of the Republic of
Uzbekistan, the Department for Combating Economic
Crimes under the Prosecutor General's Office of the
Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Ecology,
Environmental Protection and Climate Change of the
Republic of Uzbekistan), which will record all
enforcement documents, information on confiscated
assets subject to conversion to state income or its
destruction. The creation of an integrated platform for
automated control of debtors ' assets, will allow the
state executor to avoid wasting time searching for
assets for дальнейшего further execution o
f writ of
execution, as well as increase the transparency and
efficiency of the asset accounting and storage
procedure.
Creation of a single electronic database for accounting
and asset management should provide
- automated accounting and control at all stages of
work with seized property-from the moment of seizure
to the completion of enforcement proceedings,
- ensure transparency of the processes of valuation,
storage and sale of property for all interested parties,
including participants in enforcement proceedings,
regulatory authorities and the public,
-automatization of processes and prompt access to
information will allow the Bureau's employees to
perform their functions more effectively and reduce
the time required for enforcement proceedings.
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пtra
nsparency and automated control significantly
reduce the likelihood of abuse at all stages of working
with seized property.
2. Establishment of uniform standards for concluding
contracts with appraisal organizations.
Develop and adopt a regulatory act that regulates the
procedure
for
concluding
contracts
between
enforcement bureaus and appraisal organizations
online through electronic networks under the
executive document for which the assessmentis made,
and also defines uniform standards for evaluating
debtors ' property. This will eliminate discrepancies
and ensure an objective determination of the market
value of assets. In this context, it is advisable to focus
on foreign experience (for example, in Poland and
Kazakhstan), where there are common assessment
methodologies.
Foreign experience and its application
In a number of countries, such as Germany, Great
Britain, Poland, as well as in Kazakhstan and Ukraine,
automated control systems for executive production
are being actively implemented. For example, in
Germany, there is a centralized electronic database
that allows you to track the assets of debtors and
conduct trades on specialized online platforms.
Kazakhstan and Ukraine have implemented national
registers of debtors that integrate with banking systems
and cadastral registers. Such systems significantly
increase the efficiency of recovery and ensure
transparency of enforcement procedures.
The experience of foreign countries demonstrates that
the use of modern information technologies in the field
of enforcement proceedings allows:
Reduce the time required for inventory and valuation of
property;
Ensure prompt data exchange between state
authorities;
Reduce corruption risks by automating processes;
Increase confidence in the judicial system and
enforcement agencies.
The application of these practices in the Republic of
Uzbekistan is possible through the adaptation of
international standards and the development of
relevant regulations.
CONCLUSION
Improving the legal framework for asset accounting and
management in enforcement proceedings is crucial for
improving the efficiency of the execution of judicial acts
and other enforcement documents in the Republic of
Uzbekistan. The availability of modern information
systems,
automated
electronic
databases
and
transparent procedures for assessing, storing and selling
property will ensure timely satisfaction of claims of
claimants, increase state revenue and reduce
corruption risks. The adoption of the proposed
amendments to the legislation, based on international
experience and modern technologies, will be an
important step towards modernizing the executive
system and strengthening confidence in the country's
legal system.
Further development of this area requires active
cooperation between government agencies, specialized
assessment organizations, credit institutions and other
participants in enforcement proceedings, as well as
constant updating of the regulatory framework, taking
into account global trends and innovative technologies.
Thus, the introduction of new asset accounting
mechanisms and improvement of their management
system is a strategically important measure that can
ensure effective enforcement of judicial acts, protect
the rights of citizens and legal entities, and contribute to
the economic stability and legal development of the
Republic of Uzbekistan.
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