Administrative and legal status of SRO as subjects of public legal relations
The subject of the study is the administrative and legal status of a self-regulating organization (SRO) in accordance with Russian law, with the position of representatives of the scientific community, with the peculiarities of law enforcement at the present stage of social development. The relevance of the research is mediated by the simultaneous presence of such factors as the demand for the institute of self-regulation in modern private-public legal relations, the lack of logic and unambiguity of the relevant legal regulation and the dynamic development of private-public legal relations in general. The purpose is to identify the legal features of the administrative and legal status of a self-regulating organization and problems in the field of legal regulation. Results: the article reveals the classification of self-regulating organizations, the peculiarities of the emergence of the administrative and legal status of these legal entities, including the specifics of state registration. The institute of self-regulation in national law develops on the basis of a reasonable correlation of the interests of public and private, belonging to the subjects of entrepreneurial (professional) activity, which are implemented by these legal entities characterized by a special administrative and legal status. The scope of application of the results is the scientific, professional and entrepreneurial sphere of activity of self-regulating organizations. The scientific novelty of the study was reflected in the final conclusions: the author proposed to assign control and supervisory powers over the activities of self - regulating organizations "... to one executive authority-the Federal Service for Supervision of Self-Regulating Organizations"; and also formulated an original definition of the concept of "self-regulating organizations".