Principle of effective state behavior (principle of effectiveness)

The principle of effectiveness is related to the assessment of the behavior of the state in the field of international law, private international law, national law and means not only the reasonableness and consistency of actions (inaction) of the state, but also compliance with the limits of interference in the rights of others, ensuring through the execution by the state of its negative and positive duties: effective justice; the exercise of powers by state bodies and their officials through the prism of the principle of good faith within the established time limits and with the proper quality, corresponding to the legal purpose for which the state bodies are vested with a certain competence. The principle of effectiveness is applicable to the activities of supranational bodies, the inaction of which can be challenged by both the state and the individual. The article considers issues of state responsibility for ineffective behavior: challenging normative acts and acts with normative properties, challenging inaction, attribution of wrongful behavior to the state.