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Some aspects of organizing
prosecutor's supervision
over the implementation of
legislation in the forestry
sphere
Mamadaliev Bakhtiyor Zakirovich
Independent researcher of the Law Enforcement Academy of the Republic
of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan
Abstract:
This scientific article analyzes the key
theoretical, legal, and practical aspects of organizing
prosecutorial oversight for the precise and rigorous
implementation of legislation in the forestry sector of
the Republic of Uzbekistan. Special attention is given to
identifying the characteristic features and problematic
situations that arise during the execution of supervisory
activities in this field. Moreover, the work substantiates
relevant proposals and recommendations aimed at
further optimizing and institutionally improving the
mechanisms of prosecutorial oversight, taking into
account the specifics of legal regulation, environmental
factors, and strategic objectives of sustainable forest
resource management within the context of national
legislation and international commitments.
Keywords:
Prosecutorial oversight, forestry, oversight
activities, planning, legislation, offenses, statistical data.
Introduction:
A necessary condition for the effective
functioning of any structure is good organization of
work. This is of decisive importance for the Prosecutor's
Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan. After all, most
scientists define the organization of work in the
prosecutor's office as a set of interconnected actions
aimed at optimizing the activities of the prosecutor's
office system to achieve the goals and objectives of the
prosecutor's office. Analysis of scientific research on the
proper organization of work in the prosecutor's office
allows us to identify the following elements:
- collection and analysis of data on violations of
legislation;
- forecasting and planning of work;
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- preparation and conduct of the inspection;
- control over the execution of inspections, selection,
placement and training of personnel;
- distribution of responsibilities among operational
personnel;
- inspection of the work of lower-level prosecutor's
offices;
- scientific and methodological support;
- analysis and generalization;
- coordination of relations with other law enforcement
agencies.
As a result of studying the specific features and
challenges of prosecutorial supervision over the
implementation of forest protection laws, we
concluded that the effectiveness of supervisory
measures primarily depends on the prosecutor's
knowledge of organizational aspects and the
fundamentals of methodology for conducting such
supervision. A significant portion of violations in the
field of forest protection indicates the need to reform
the system of supervisory bodies in this area, analyze
the practice of organizing prosecutorial oversight over
the enforcement of forest protection laws, and
develop proposals for optimizing these processes.
The effectiveness of prosecutorial oversight directly
depends on how the work of the prosecutor's office is
organized. Proper organization of work enables the
prosecutor to fully and maximally utilize the powers
granted by law to effectively identify, prevent, and put
an end to offenses.
The organization of prosecutorial oversight directly
impacts the legality, quality, and effectiveness of the
prosecutor's activities. Consequently, related issues
are widely discussed, and specialists in the field of
prosecutorial oversight consistently pay special
attention to this matter. The effectiveness of
prosecutorial supervision over the implementation of
forest protection laws largely depends on how the
prosecutor organizes activities in this supervisory area.
This is because a mere set of powers will not yield the
desired results without meaningfully constructing a
system for their interconnected and consistent
implementation. The organization of prosecutorial
activities for overseeing law enforcement is based on
an analysis of the state of rule of law, legislation, and
scientific principles. However, the specific features of
organizing prosecutorial activities to oversee the
implementation of forest protection laws have not
been
sufficiently explored in scientific
and
methodological literature.
The condition of forests and the level of potential
threats to them predetermine the state of forests,
taking into account the existing ecological situation
during a specific period. These factors directly influence
the degree of forest protection and conservation, and
the more precisely these circumstances are identified,
the more active prosecutorial oversight should be.
Furthermore, when planning control inspections, it is
necessary to consider the specific characteristics of
implementing forest protection policies in the
monitored area.
Analysis of the organizational and administrative
documents of the Prosecutor General of the Republic of
Uzbekistan allows us to distinguish information and
analytical work and the delineation of powers among
prosecution bodies from the organizational measures
specified in them, which aim to enhance the
effectiveness of supervision in the area under
consideration. For example, information and analytical
work is the initial stage of organizing prosecutorial
supervision and is carried out in two main directions:
firstly, the internal direction is related to the collection,
study, and evaluation of information;
secondly, the external direction is related to
determining the state of legality in the territory, at the
facility, and in the supervised bodies.
The distinctive feature of obtaining information in
monitoring the implementation of forest protection
laws allows prosecutors to quickly access relevant data
from a wide range of sources, including regulatory
bodies and other structures. Prosecutors have sufficient
means to obtain statistical and other necessary
information that enables them to assess the state of
legality in the field of forest protection and
conservation. Methods of obtaining information can be
divided into three groups:
a) from mass media, including internet information
network resources;
b) by sending appropriate inquiries to controlled bodies,
organizations, associations, other structures, and
officials;
c) by studying, reviewing, and analyzing appeals and
reports received by the prosecutor's office regarding
forest protection.
The use of Internet resources in information and
analytical work may align with the established position
of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of
Uzbekistan. However, only recently, as a result of
implementing various organizational and legal
measures, have prosecutors gained the ability to quickly
obtain statistical data on forest protection from the
specified source. As a rule, the mass media covers
violations in the field of forest protection, for example,
particularly severe cases of forest fires, their frequency,
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as well as instances of pests causing damage to large
forest areas. There are websites specializing in forest
protection issues, and studying these along with the
media allows the prosecutor's office to continuously
monitor the situation in this field and, consequently,
respond promptly to law violations when there are
grounds to do so.
Appeals and reports received by the prosecution
authorities also serve as a source of information on the
state of legality in the field of forest protection. Every
year, thousands of appeals are received by the
prosecution authorities, which often indicate
circumstances
requiring
immediate
response
measures from the prosecutor. According to Article 21
of the Law "On the Prosecutor's Office," any
information received by the prosecution authorities
containing specific facts of law violations that require
action by the prosecutor serves as the basis for
conducting an inspection of law enforcement.
Furthermore, "any information received by the
prosecution authorities is analyzed, with its essence
being
expressed
through
generalization
and
evaluation".
Analytical work involves the prosecutor's awareness of
the state of laws in the supervised area, establishing
connections between events, identifying emerging
trends, and planning necessary measures to
strengthen the rule of law. During the analytical
process, the prosecutor should study not only the
organization
and
direct
implementation
of
prosecutorial supervision but also the processes and
phenomena that have served as a basis for offenses or
have created (or could create) favorable conditions for
them.
In overseeing the implementation of forest protection
laws, prosecutors are obligated not only to identify and
put an end to violations of laws, rights and freedoms of
citizens and legal entities, and interests of the state
and society, but also to study measures for eliminating
or neutralizing the causes of these violations and the
conditions that contribute to them. The use of
analytical materials helps to correctly identify negative
factors of economic, political, social, organizational,
and managerial nature, as well as assists prosecutors in
conducting
quality
supervision
over
the
implementation
of
laws,
strengthening
and
maintaining the rule of law, and making timely and
well-founded decisions.
However, prosecutors often overlook factors that lead
to violations of forest protection laws. In particular,
systematic implementation of prosecutorial oversight
on the execution of forest fire protection legislation
has revealed numerous instances of legal violations in
this area year after year. Prosecutors take necessary
measures in each case, and both the number of these
measures and the number of offenses are increasing
annually. This leads to a rise in statistical indicators. The
main issues addressed during the investigation involve
prosecutors reviewing analytical data on the state of
rule of law, information requiring prosecutorial
intervention in monitoring the implementation of laws
and anti-corruption legislation.
We believe it is necessary to clearly delineate the
powers of prosecutors in order to eliminate duplication
in monitoring the implementation of forest protection
laws. Prosecutors are required to oversee the
enforcement of legislation on forestry, as well as laws
regarding the use of forests as real estate or as objects
of civil rights. Furthermore, the prosecutors of the
respective regions and districts carry out continuous
supervision over the legality of regulatory legal acts
issued by state authorities and administrative bodies,
local government authorities, and their officials in this
field.
Environmental prosecutors, in turn, oversee the
implementation of laws concerning the protection of
forests as natural objects and resources. This
perspective on the distribution of powers between
environmental and territorial prosecutors aligns with
the viewpoint of O.V. Kalugina. For instance, the
prosecutor of the relevant territory supervises the
legality of forest land occupation, while the
environmental prosecutor assesses the implementation
of standards for protecting forests from pests, the
execution of measures to safeguard forests from fires,
and other related matters. Simultaneously, during the
process of monitoring the aforementioned entities,
violations are being uncovered not only in relation to
environmental protection legislation but also those
associated with the manifestation of corruption by
officials of the relevant bodies in the exercise of their
authority.
The issue of obtaining statistical data for the
prosecution authorities deserves special attention.
Typically, this data is requested by prosecutors through
written documents sent to agencies directly overseeing
the forestry sector, as part of their oversight of
compliance with legislation. These written documents
specify the deadlines for submitting statistical data to
the prosecution authorities, the form and method of
submission, as well as the contact information of the
requester. In this context, we believe that creating an
innovative system of information and legal support for
the prosecution authorities of the Republic of
Uzbekistan, which would allow for the exchange of
positive experiences, will enable more effective
acquisition of statistical data.
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In our opinion, it is recommended to create a unified
automated system that includes a dedicated section
called
"Prosecutorial
Supervision
over
the
Implementation of Forest Legislation," which should
contain all relevant databases. Furthermore, it is
necessary to establish a subsection that enables access
to legal information and publications in electronic
format, ensures updates to the legislative framework,
and keeps prosecutors informed about the results of
legal norm summaries and judicial practice.
Taking into account information obtained from various
sources regarding the state of legality in the field of
forest relations, the prosecutor's office carries out
appropriate processing or generalization in connection
with their analysis. The Law "On the Prosecutor's
Office" does not contain a provision stating that
analytical work is mandatory in the prosecutor's
activities, including in the supervision of the
implementation of forestry legislation. At the same
time, practice shows that there are instances where
heads of territorial and other supervised bodies refuse
to provide information at the prosecutor's request
within the framework of supervisory powers exercised
by local prosecutors. Furthermore, the Law "On the
Prosecutor's Office" does not define analytical work as
a task or area of activity for prosecutors. In this regard,
we propose to supplement Article 22 of the Law "On
the Prosecutor's Office" with a clause stating the
following: "heads and officials of the specified bodies
are obliged to submit documents, materials, statistical
and other data necessary for conducting analytical
work."
If this legal requirement of the prosecutor is not
fulfilled, it is proposed to apply the provisions of Article
197 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the
Republic of Uzbekistan. Such a proposal, firstly,
contributes to the actual implementation of
information-analytical work, as prosecutors will be
personally accountable for the quality of its execution,
and secondly, helps to effectively eliminate cases of
refusal to provide information.
We believe that the information requested by
prosecutors must be accurate and realistically
obtainable within the timeframe specified in the
prosecutor's inquiry for the entities providing such
information. Another crucial element in organizing the
activities of the prosecutor's office for overseeing the
implementation of forestry legislation is planning. The
essence of planning is to define the objectives of the
prosecutor's office, formulate specific measures to
achieve these goals, and establish deadlines for their
implementation. Work on monitoring the enforcement
of forestry legislation is also planned, that is, organized
in connection with the aforementioned sources of
information.
Furthermore,
planning
ensures
organizational order, consistency and coherence of
actions, and the rational distribution of available
resources in the prosecutor's office. For example, when
planning measures for prosecutorial supervision, the
prosecutor's office determines the objects of
supervision, establishes the sequence of supervisory
actions,
and
sets
the
timeframe
for
their
implementation. Most importantly, planning helps set
goals and achieve intended results.
In the theory and practice of prosecutorial oversight,
there are several classifications of plan types. According
to their functions, plans are divided into those
regulating control and management activities,
organizing continuous training, internship plans, plans
for inspecting the state of affairs in lower-level
prosecutor's offices, coordination plans, and others.
Based on duration, plans are categorized into three
types: long-term (for one year or more); current (semi-
annual, quarterly, and monthly); and short-term
(weekly).
In relation to monitoring the implementation of forest
legislation, planning experience shows that the most
common practice is the development of semi-annual
plans. These plans typically include measures related to
inspecting compliance with forest legislation at specific
sites. For example, while examining statistical
monitoring data on the activities of state institutions or
district forestry enterprises, a prosecutor discovered
that the actual collection of administrative fines
imposed on individuals who violated forest regulations
amounted to only 30 percent. In such cases, the
prosecutor has the authority to initiate an investigation
to determine the reasons for this low effectiveness in
applying administrative measures. Furthermore, the
repeated receipt of complaints by the prosecutor's
office from individuals and legal entities regarding illegal
actions and decisions of a particular state div (or its
officials) within a relatively short period, and their direct
verification, confirms the partial or complete validity of
the applicants' claims. Additionally, the basis for
formulating work plans is the information obtained by
the prosecutor's office.
The results of the prosecutor's analytical activities have
undergone a specific processing procedure, and
therefore they can rightfully be included in the
information that serves as the basis for the prosecutor's
inspection. Another element in organizing the activities
of
the
prosecutor's
office
to
oversee
the
implementation of forestry legislation is the distribution
of official duties and the delineation of powers within
the prosecutor's office. When monitoring the
implementation of forestry legislation, the following
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principles of organizing the prosecutor's office
activities are distinguished from the perspective of
distributing official duties: subject-based, territorial,
and mixed. The prosecutor's office often employs the
subject-territorial principle of work organization. In
this context, the subject refers to the main types of
prosecutorial activities and certain spheres of public
relations and areas of legislation.
The essence of the territorial principle is the
implementation of prosecutorial oversight by
conditionally dividing the country's or region's territory
into specific areas or groups of objects. It should be
emphasized that one of the conditions for successful
oversight of forestry legislation implementation is the
specialization of expertise, meaning assigning this area
to a specific prosecutor's office employee. This allows
for a timely and qualified approach to assessing the
legality of activities of individual bodies and officials in
forestry. Examining the organizational elements of the
prosecutor's office's activities in overseeing the
implementation of forestry legislation is not possible
without considering the scope of prosecutors' powers.
The legislation on the prosecutor's office does not
provide sufficient information about the specific duties
of prosecutors; however, any powers of the prosecutor
enshrined in legislation should be simultaneously
considered as obligations for prosecutors. It is
legitimate to discuss the prosecutor's duties to carry
out certain actions, and, if there are legal grounds for
this, to address the powers of prosecutors, particularly
their authority to oversee the implementation of
forestry legislation.
The authority of military prosecutors, transport
prosecutors, and prosecutors of protected facilities to
oversee the implementation of forestry legislation also
extends to the objects under their supervision,
including specialized environmental protection bodies
established
within
paramilitary
structures,
transportation systems, and other protected facilities.
Regarding the cooperation between territorial and
specialized prosecutors on matters of overseeing the
implementation of forestry legislation, despite the
generally resolved issues of supervision over subjects
and specific objects, it appears appropriate for
prosecutors to conduct joint activities.
Another element of work organization in the
prosecution bodies is monitoring and verifying
execution, which involves obtaining, summarizing,
evaluating, and ensuring the use of information on the
work carried out to achieve the goals set for the
prosecution. The essence of the monitoring process is
to oversee the implementation of orders issued by the
Prosecutor General of the Republic of Uzbekistan and
to obtain information on the actual execution of
planned activities and other tasks.
Typically, monitoring is categorized into current
(interim) and final types, planned and unplanned,
continuous and selective, direct and indirect, as well as
permanent and periodic forms.
The primary form of oversight in the prosecutor's office
is the verification of implementation. During
inspections, the actual state of affairs is determined, the
activities of employees are evaluated, and measures are
taken to address identified shortcomings. One of the
crucial aspects of the organizational activities of the
prosecution authorities, including in monitoring the
implementation of laws on forest protection, is to
ensure direct cooperation with state authorities and
administration bodies, as well as local government
bodies that exercise powers in this field.
The criterion uniting the joint activities of the
prosecutor's office, state authorities, local government
bodies, and civil society institutions for implementing
the cooperation under consideration should be the
same goals for these entities in ensuring legality and
order in the forestry sector. Positive results in improving
the environment can be achieved only when all bodies,
officials, and other individuals, especially specialized
environmental control agencies, work actively and at
full capacity. Prosecutors acting individually cannot
achieve significant final results in enhancing the natural
environment.
According to Article 9 of the Law "On the Prosecutor's
Office," the Prosecutor General of the Republic of
Uzbekistan and the Prosecutor of the Republic of
Karakalpakstan have the right to participate in the
meetings of state authorities and administrative bodies
of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of
Karakalpakstan, respectively, in the prescribed manner.
Prosecutors of regions, the city of Tashkent, districts and
cities, as well as prosecutors of equivalent rank, have
the right to participate in the meetings of the relevant
and subordinate bodies of state power and
administration in the prescribed manner.
It was previously noted that illegal logging of forest
plantations is one of the common violations in this area.
Notably, the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan
lacks a definition for the concept of "illegal tree cutting,"
while the law establishes criminal and administrative
liability for this act. Prosecutor's offices, in cooperation
with local government bodies, are implementing a
comprehensive set of organizational and practical
measures aimed at ensuring their interaction, as well as
developing the practice of concluding agreements that
provide for various forms of cooperation.
The cooperation between the prosecutor's office and
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civil society institutions in the field of forest relations is
characterized by each entity having its own objectives
while simultaneously working towards common goals -
protecting human rights and freedoms, and ensuring
stable law and order. The main forms of interaction
between prosecutors and civil society institutions in
the field of forest relations consist of regular
participation in developing and implementing joint
comprehensive programs, conducting joint activities,
and exchanging information.
Participation in the development and implementation
of joint comprehensive programs envisions the
existence of permanent "support platforms" to
facilitate dialogue for the comprehensive and forward-
looking resolution of issues impeding active
cooperation.
Conducting joint events is one of the most popular
forms of collaboration. Such events include scientific
and practical conferences, roundtable discussions,
seminars, debates, open court sessions, inviting
representatives of the public and media to
prosecutorial inspections, conducting sociological
surveys on the state of legality, joint monitoring
studies, and others.
When conducting legal consultations on compliance
with forestry legislation, prosecutors should direct
citizens' attention to the legal foundations for
problem-solving and explain to them the social
significance and specific content of forest legislation. In
the collaboration between the prosecutor's office and
state authorities and administrative bodies on issues of
strengthening the rule of law in forest protection,
naturally, in our opinion, difficulties arise due to the
independence of separate participants and varying
interpretations of the term "interaction." Often,
conflicting situations in this field occur precisely due to
the confusion of semantic meanings and the lack of a
clear distinction between the concepts of "state
control" and "prosecutorial supervision." Interaction is
understood as the coordinated activity of two or more
entities with shared goals and objectives.
The cooperation between the prosecutor's office and
state and local authorities on forest protection issues
aims at a common goal - ensuring the rule of law in this
sphere. Based on the Law "On the Prosecutor's Office,"
ensuring the rule of law constitutes the main content
of the prosecutor's office's activities.
In turn, for the authorities and local government
bodies, issues of legality are only a part of their
activities.
F.M.Kobzarev associates the interaction of the
prosecutor's office with government bodies, local
government bodies, and supervisory bodies with the
external type of relationships.
The practice of prosecutorial oversight shows that
enforcement proceedings are often terminated by court
bailiffs due to the impossibility of recovery because of
the debtor's lack of property, absence from their place
of residence, and other reasons. At the same time, all
measures, such as sending inquiries to registration
authorities to identify the debtor's property or initiating
a search by court bailiffs, are often not implemented.
In this regard, we consider it necessary to organize and
ensure closer cooperation between the prosecutor's
office, the bailiff service, and their territorial
subdivisions. At the same time, to more effectively
compensate for damages caused to the forest fund of
the Republic of Uzbekistan, it is necessary to establish
systematic monitoring of court decision enforcement.
Otherwise, the prosecutor's office's work in submitting
applications to the court becomes meaningless due to
debtors' failure to actually comply with court decisions.
It should be noted that while the prosecutor's office
only oversees the implementation of laws, these other
bodies exercise state control not only over the
implementation of laws, but also over compliance with
legislation regulating forest protection, as well as local
government oversight.
In the presence of signs of a crime, state forest
supervision bodies forward relevant materials to
internal affairs agencies or the prosecutor's office. In
turn, to address the issue of holding offenders
administratively liable, the prosecutor's office sends
decisions on initiating administrative offense cases for
violations of forest protection legislation requirements
to the supervisory bodies.
Prosecution authorities, in accordance with the powers
granted to them by law, have the right to demand that
supervisory bodies conduct inspections in organizations
and allocate specialists to identify existing issues in the
process of carrying out supervisory activities. At the
same time, the prosecutor personally verifies the
legality and completeness of the decisions and
measures taken by these bodies.
The purpose of prosecutorial supervision over the
implementation of forest protection laws and the
purpose of state forest supervision are the same - to
provide the primary means of creating a favorable
environment for the precise implementation of these
laws by all parties.
The concept of "cooperation between prosecutors and
state authorities on issues of strengthening the rule of
law in the field of forest protection and conservation" is
defined as equal and mutually beneficial cooperation
aimed at strengthening the rule of law in the forestry
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sector. This can also be observed from the results of
the conducted survey. 71% of survey participants
concluded that the Prosecutor's Office needs to
regularly exchange information with the governing
bodies in this field to protect forests. In order to
improve the interaction between prosecutors and
state authorities and administration on issues of
strengthening the rule of law in the field of forest
protection, we consider it expedient to systematically
implement the following organizational measures:
strengthening cooperation in ensuring the rule of law;
concluding agreements on mutual cooperation;
adhering to the requirements of legislation in mutual
relations that prohibit any form of influence on the
prosecutor's decisions or obstruction of their activities;
eliminating cases of unjustified requests for
information by prosecutors from state bodies and local
government authorities;
intensifying the search for new effective forms of
cooperation.
We believe that the following forms will help enhance
the level of cooperation between prosecutors and
state authorities on matters of strengthening the rule
of law in the field of forest protection:
firstly, jointly organizing seminars, conferences, and
roundtable discussions dedicated to strengthening the
rule of law in the field of forest protection;
secondly, the participation of representatives from
these bodies in open meetings of the prosecutor's
office to summarize the results of work in the field of
forest protection and conservation;
thirdly, joint participation in legal consultations and
lectures aimed at drawing attention to the issue of
forest protection;
fourthly, publishing joint collections and books
devoted to the problems of forest protection.
Establishing cooperation between the prosecutor's
office and state authorities on forest protection issues
allows for the following:
- Enhancing their information base, especially
regarding the state of forest protection in regions, the
status of law enforcement, and the implementation of
measures taken by these bodies to eliminate and
prevent violations;
- Coordinated actions both at the planning stage and
during the implementation of planned activities,
ensuring timely execution of work plans;
- Avoiding duplication of work carried out by another
div;
- Improving the qualifications of employees, including
their ecological and legal awareness, as a necessary
condition for achieving positive results in forest
protection;
- Achieving efficiency in effort and resources, i.e.,
attaining good results with less labor and material
resources;
- Fostering transparency, trust, respect, and readiness
to provide comprehensive assistance between
employees of the prosecutor's office and state
authorities in forest protection, ensuring an
understanding that both employees, as civil servants,
must fulfill their obligations.
In addition, we consider it necessary to define the
importance of cooperation between prosecutors and
the public in monitoring the implementation of forest
protection laws.
The situation regarding the state of the forest fund
demonstrates that the tendency to disregard social
forces leads to citizens' indifference, as well as the
emergence and intensification of conflicts in the use and
protection of forests and other natural resources.
Thus, the task of forest protection can only be
successfully addressed through the combined efforts of
representative and executive authorities at all levels,
local government bodies, law enforcement agencies,
environmental protection organizations, and other
institutions, along with the active involvement of the
public and citizens.
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