REGULATORY GUILLOTINE CONCEPT: ANALYSIS AND INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Abstract

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the essence and content of the "regulatory
guillotine" method, its legal and economic foundations, as well as its application in international
practice. The regulatory guillotine is a reform tool aimed at reviewing normative legal acts adopted
by the state and enhancing their effectiveness. This method is used to reduce bureaucracy, eliminate
excessive administrative procedures, and improve the business environment. The article examines
the history of this method's emergence, the key principles of its application, as well as its advantages
and disadvantages. Furthermore, the study analyzes the experience of implementing this mechanism
in various countries, its impact on public administration, the legislative system, and economic
development. Special attention is given to the achieved results in structuring the legislative
framework, reducing administrative burdens, and creating favorable conditions for business entities
through the application of the regulatory guillotine. The article also explores potential challenges
that may arise during the implementation of this method and ways to address them, including
recommendations for its adaptation to Uzbekistan’s legal system. The research findings aim to
highlight the significance of this methodology in the process of legal reforms and identify ways to
enhance its efficiency