Abstract. The analytical note considers legislation in the field of defence procurement and parliamentary control of NATO member states, in particular for the presence of special legal norms that would regulate such issues during the martial law. The conducted research is due to the feasibility of developing directions of the effective and transparent procedures for defence procurement, their coordination with the generally accepted practices of NATO member states. The legislation of the following countries was analysed: Belgium, Great Britain, Denmark, Estonia, Italy, Canada, Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Poland, USA, Turkey, France, Czech Republic, Sweden.

Key words: public procurement, defence procurement, martial law, parliamentary control, NATO member states.

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04/2024