Lump-sum social payment for the acquisition of living quarters by state officer: the analysis of the practice of the use of legislation

Introduction: The article deals with the legal base which determine the right of public officers to have accommodation. The authors view the problems of the provision of living accommodation. Judicial practice is analyzed in the article. Purpose: Different ways of legislator to the procedure of getting lump-sum social payment for the acquisition of living quarters by public officers of different services for getting and building living accommodation are defined in the research. The category of public officer includes officer of state civil and law - enforcement services. Methods: a methodological basis of this study is a set of methods of scientific knowledge, among which the leading ranks of the dialectical method. Used in the article General scientific (dialectics, analysis and synthesis, abstraction and specification) and private-scientific methods of research (formal and legal comparative legal, technical and legal). In the course of scientific research special attention was paid to comparative, system research methods and techniques of legal, public, economic modeling. Results: The regulation of issues of lump-sum social payment provision for the acquisition of living quarters must be fixed with law but not by - law which is used in respect of civil officers. Such issues concerning law - enforcement officer of can be solved in one law. Conclusions: It is necessary to determine the length of service uniformly required for getting payments for all kinds be 10 years. Civil officer must not be stricken off the register at discharge. The category “family member” of view of the observance of anticorruptional requirements to the activity of commissions. There should be the same list of family members for civil officer and for law - enforcement officers. The opinion of independent experts must be taken into consideration of the determination of premeditation of living conditions deterioration.