Transitional and final provisions
In Germany, transitional and final provisions are often the last section of a material law (formal laws, ordinances , statutes , etc.) or other written legal sources (e.g. rules of procedure ). Sometimes the typical contents of transitional provisions can be found in introductory laws . Transitional and final provisions are also called “transitional and final provisions”, “transitional provisions”, “final provisions”, “transitional provisions” or “final provisions”.
Content
Regulations can be:
- Entry into force and expiry
- Temporary continuation of existing regulations
- Transition from old to new law
- Transfer of responsibilities
- Rules for the issuing of ordinances and general administrative regulations
- Requirement for the approval of ordinances by the Federal Council
- Exclusion or extension of scope
- Regulations to mitigate hardship cases and to gradually change the law
- Regulations based on provisionally applicable law
Basic Law
In the Basic Law , the transitional and final provisions form the XI. Section with Articles 116 to 146.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Transitional and final provisions. In: https://www.bundestag.de/ . Retrieved September 30, 2019 .
