Abstract. The analytical note examines the experience of foreign countries in the legal regulation of the creation and functioning of information and communication systems in the field of urban development (including spatial planning), keeping records of postal addresses, buildings and structures (including 3D models), underground facilities, as well as accounting and display of engineering networks. The legal framework for the development of infrastructure (systems) of geospatial data in Croatia, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Spain, Sweden, Finland, and Canada is considered.

Key words: information and communication systems, urban planning, geospatial data, geoportal, underground objects, 3D models of buildings and structures, engineering networks.

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02/2024

Abstract. The analytical note contains the results of a comparative study of the legislation of Israel, USA, Spain, and the Great Britain on the use of assisted reproductive technologies, in particular, the posthumous use of cryopreserved gametes and embryos for reproductive purposes. Conceptual approaches to the legislative regulation of relations that arise in connection with the posthumous use of reproductive material for the birth of a child are analyzed. Attention is focused on the problems of legislative regulation of measures to ensure the right to genetic paternity/motherhood and ensuring the rights of a born child. The main legal issues related to posthumous reproduction are summarized.

Key words: assisted reproductive technologies, reproductive rights, posthumous use of reproductive material, parental project, informed written consent.

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02/2024

Abstract. In the legal acts of the European Union on water quality, in particular, the importance of ensuring the quality of drinking water, its level, ways to improve it, etc policy is examined. It is outlined the main provisions of Directive (EU) 2020/2184 of the European Parliament and of the Council of December 16, 2020 on the quality of water intended for human consumption, which regulates the quality of water intended for human consumption in the EU and is the main EU legal act on drinking water. The direction of the EU water policy as reducing the level of pollution of the wastewater system to zero is considered. The main provisions of the Council Directive of May 21, 1991 on the treatment of urban wastewater (91/271/EEC), which is proposed to be revised at the present stage, adapting it to the latest standards is analyzed. As part of the characterization of the EU water policy, the Water Framework Directive, which is additionally regulated by other EU acts, is described. Attention is paid to the European Commission's Green Deal political initiative - the European Green Deal. The experience of EU Member States in implementing the EU water policy, in particular Germany, Sweden, Italy, Poland, Romania, France and Lithuania, is analyzed.

Key words: quality of drinking water, Water Framework Directive, wastewater, municipal wastewater treatment, EU water policy, Green Deal, European Green Deal.

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02/2024

Abstract. In the analytical note the experience of legal regulation and practice of addressing the issues of reconstruction of outdated housing fund researched in Germany, France, Austria, Poland, the Baltic States, the United Kingdom, and Finland in the context of the need to improve Ukrainian legislation in this area and in connection with the development by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the draft Law of Ukraine «On comprehensive reconstruction of quarters (microdistricts) of outdated housing fund» (Reg. No. 6458 dated 22.12.2021).

Key words: housing, outdated housing fund, modernisation of outdated housing fund, reconstruction, apartment building, renovation, energy efficiency measures.

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01/2024

Abstract. The analytical note presents the results of a comparative study of the legal status and peculiarities of science and technology parks in accordance with EU legislation and international law. The creation procedures, organizational and legal forms of operation and guarantees of activity of science and technology parks in the EU are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the issues of manufacturing and protection of intellectual property objects created by science and technology parks. The analysis subject were the issues of legislative support for the innovation activities of science and technology parks in accordance with EU legislation, and the fulfillment of government orders for the production of strategically important innovative products.

Key words: science and technology parks, European Union, innovation, intellectual property, Strategy for the development of innovation.

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01/2024

Abstract. The article presents the analysis results of the peculiarities of the state innovation policy and legislation of a number of European countries regarding the creation and functioning of science (science and technology) parks. In particular, a review of the regulatory principles and approaches used in the implementation of the state innovation policy was carried. Attention is emphasized on the effectiveness of both proven and innovative methods, mechanisms, and instruments of legislative regulation of the activities of science (science and technology) parks in such countries as: Estonia, Germany, Poland, France, Sweden.

Key words: science (science and technology) parks, scientific infrastructure, science park, models of science and technology parks.

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01/2024

Abstract. The analytical note presents the research results of the legislation of the European Union Member States: Poland, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Hungary, Italy, Spain on the use of electronic textbooks in the educational process. Special attention is paid to the peculiarities of legislative regulation of the introduction and use of electronic textbooks in the educational process. The author analyzes the basic laws on the requirements for textbooks in electronic (digital) form. The content of the laws provisions regulating the free use of electronic textbooks is studied. Attention is focused on certain provisions of bylaws and regulations which detail the conceptual provisions of laws on the electronic form of textbooks and the requirements which such textbooks must meet.

Key words: electronic form of a textbook, requirements for the electronic form of a textbook, mixed form of a textbook, digital form of a textbook, printed form of a textbook.

Abstract. The analytical note defines the peculiarities of environmental impact assessment in the EU Member States (Austria, Germany, Spain, France, Estonia, Finland). This paper examines the legal regulation of establishing: thresholds for environmental impact assessment (EIA), forest plantation, felling of trees and shrubs; categories of sites (natural areas); exemption from environmental impact assessment of logging aimed at preventing emergencies in EU Member States. It also outlines the powers of public authorities in the field of forestry in the studied countries. There was made a review of Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 May 2023 on the provision on the Union market and export from the Union of certain goods and products relating to the destruction and degradation of forests and repealing Regulation (EU) 995/2010.

Key words: forestry, forest management, forest degradation, wild flora, European integration.

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12/2023

Abstract. The analytical note examines the legislation of the European Union and European states on the employment of foreign nationals and stateless persons. An analysis of the legal regulation of the grounds and procedure for obtaining a work permit and cases of admission of foreign workers to the labor market without such a permit. It is noted that there is a lack of consistency in the legislation of European countries regarding the employment of stateless persons. Particular attention is paid to the benefits and economic losses associated with the measures of liberal migration labor policy of European countries.

Key words: labor migration, right to freedom of movement, European Union, foreign workers, migrant workers, work permit.

Abstract. The article presents the analysis results of the essence and content of the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) as a unified EU legal act in the field of regulation of public relations arising from the use of electronic communication networks, provision of electronic communication services, related facilities and related services, as well as certain aspects of terminal equipment. The prerequisites for the adoption of the document, its main provisions and impact on the development of legislative support for the markets of electronic communications services in the EU Member States on the way to creating the EU Digital Single Market and the digital economy are analyzed. The content of the basic provisions of the national legislation of the EU Member States on electronic communications which derogate from the provisions of EU Directive 2018/1972, and suggests ways to implement the said EU Directive into the national legislation of Ukraine are proposed.

Key words: digital single market, EU Digital Single Market, electronic communication network, electronic communication service, EU Electronic Communications Code, codification of legislation, electronic communications market entities, systematization of legislation.