On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports

The article describes the results of the expertise of normative acts of 22 regions of Russia, carried out by the authors in order to identify the best practices of legal regulation of children and youth, student and adaptive sports. The analysis of the listed normative acts has showed that the provi...

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Published in:Legal Linguistics
Main Authors: Коваленко, Екатерина, Тыдыкова, Надежда, Шавандина, Ольга
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:Russian
Published: Altai State University 2021
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https://doi.org/10.14258/leglin(2021)2203
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spelling ftaltaistuniojs:oai:journal.asu.ru:article/10505 2023-05-15T18:06:48+02:00 On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports О результатах экспертизы нормативных актов регионов Российской Федерации и зарубежных стран по выявлению лучших практик правового регулирования детско-юношеского, студенческого и адаптивного спорта Коваленко, Екатерина Тыдыкова, Надежда Шавандина, Ольга 2021-12-25 application/pdf http://legallinguistics.ru/article/view/%282021%292203 https://doi.org/10.14258/leglin(2021)2203 rus rus Altai State University http://legallinguistics.ru/article/view/%282021%292203/8998 http://legallinguistics.ru/article/view/%282021%292203 doi:10.14258/leglin(2021)2203 Copyright (c) 2021 Надежда Тыдыкова, Екатерина Коваленко, Ольга Шавандина https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 Юрислингвистика; № 22(33) (2021): Юрислингвистика; 18-23 Legal Linguistics; No 22(33) (2021): Legal Linguistics; 18-23 2587-9332 youth sports adaptive sports student sports regional legislation expertise of normative acts детско-юношеский спорт адаптивный спорт студенческий спорт региональное законодательство экспертиза нормативных актов info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 2021 ftaltaistuniojs https://doi.org/10.14258/leglin(2021)2203 2023-03-14T18:09:00Z The article describes the results of the expertise of normative acts of 22 regions of Russia, carried out by the authors in order to identify the best practices of legal regulation of children and youth, student and adaptive sports. The analysis of the listed normative acts has showed that the provisions on youth, student and adaptive sports were reflected through the consolidation of the relevant norms as the powers of the authorities of the subjects, the powers of local governments, priority areas of support or principles of legislation, provisions on additional support. Some normative acts contain separate articles or chapters devoted to physical education and the development of physical culture and sports in educational organizations, as well as devoted to adaptive physical culture. The provisions on children and youth, student and adaptive sports are most extensively reflected in the corresponding laws of the city of Moscow, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Sverdlovsk Oblast, the Omsk Oblast, the Novosibirsk Oblast. The studied issue has received the smallest amount of legal regulation in the law of the Samara Oblast. The article also provides the results of a selective expertise of the regulations of the autonomous communities of Spain and the regulations of some US states. Based on the results of the expertise, recommendations have been formulated for the further improvement of the Russian regional legislation in the studied field. In particular, it has been recommended to formulate and consolidate the norms determined by the characteristics of a particular region, to include them in the text of law provisions on specific measures, in particular, on the development of sports infrastructure, using the possibilities of the institution of social partnership, to include provisions aimed at creating a positive attitude towards a healthy lifestyle and sports from an early age, tolerant attitude towards physically impaired athletes. В статье описываются результаты экспертизы нормативных актов 22 регионов ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Republic of Sakha Yakutia Altai State University: Scientific Journals of ASU Sakha Legal Linguistics 22(33) 18 23
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topic youth sports
adaptive sports
student sports
regional legislation
expertise of normative acts
детско-юношеский спорт
адаптивный спорт
студенческий спорт
региональное законодательство
экспертиза нормативных актов
spellingShingle youth sports
adaptive sports
student sports
regional legislation
expertise of normative acts
детско-юношеский спорт
адаптивный спорт
студенческий спорт
региональное законодательство
экспертиза нормативных актов
Коваленко, Екатерина
Тыдыкова, Надежда
Шавандина, Ольга
On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports
topic_facet youth sports
adaptive sports
student sports
regional legislation
expertise of normative acts
детско-юношеский спорт
адаптивный спорт
студенческий спорт
региональное законодательство
экспертиза нормативных актов
description The article describes the results of the expertise of normative acts of 22 regions of Russia, carried out by the authors in order to identify the best practices of legal regulation of children and youth, student and adaptive sports. The analysis of the listed normative acts has showed that the provisions on youth, student and adaptive sports were reflected through the consolidation of the relevant norms as the powers of the authorities of the subjects, the powers of local governments, priority areas of support or principles of legislation, provisions on additional support. Some normative acts contain separate articles or chapters devoted to physical education and the development of physical culture and sports in educational organizations, as well as devoted to adaptive physical culture. The provisions on children and youth, student and adaptive sports are most extensively reflected in the corresponding laws of the city of Moscow, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Sverdlovsk Oblast, the Omsk Oblast, the Novosibirsk Oblast. The studied issue has received the smallest amount of legal regulation in the law of the Samara Oblast. The article also provides the results of a selective expertise of the regulations of the autonomous communities of Spain and the regulations of some US states. Based on the results of the expertise, recommendations have been formulated for the further improvement of the Russian regional legislation in the studied field. In particular, it has been recommended to formulate and consolidate the norms determined by the characteristics of a particular region, to include them in the text of law provisions on specific measures, in particular, on the development of sports infrastructure, using the possibilities of the institution of social partnership, to include provisions aimed at creating a positive attitude towards a healthy lifestyle and sports from an early age, tolerant attitude towards physically impaired athletes. В статье описываются результаты экспертизы нормативных актов 22 регионов ...
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author Коваленко, Екатерина
Тыдыкова, Надежда
Шавандина, Ольга
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Тыдыкова, Надежда
Шавандина, Ольга
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title On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports
title_short On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports
title_full On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports
title_fullStr On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports
title_full_unstemmed On the Results of the Expertise of Normative Acts of the Regions of the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries to Identify the Best Practices of Legal Regulation of Children and Youth, Student and Adaptive Sports
title_sort on the results of the expertise of normative acts of the regions of the russian federation and foreign countries to identify the best practices of legal regulation of children and youth, student and adaptive sports
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