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THEORETICAL AND LEGAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE MECHANISM OF ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE RIGHT OF THE PERSON TO HEALTHCARE

Journal: International scientific journal "Internauka." Series: "Juridical Sciences" (Vol.1, No. 35)

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Page : 46-52

Keywords : the right of an individual to protect health; administrative and legal mechanism; COVID-19;

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Abstract

The elements of the mechanism of administrative and legal protection of the right of an individual to protect health have been viewed. It's broken down, and the administrative-legal mechanism for the seizure of the right to protect health is a system of interconnected elements that are involved in the process of the right to be protected. Warehouse workers: object (competence), subjects (organ of state power, institute of community administration, public community), submissions (legal and factual), principles (headquarters and special institutions), forms (courts I'll take it. It has been reported that the administrative-legal mechanism of securing the right of an individual to protect health is characterized by the following: – in the first place, it is a system of interconnecting and mutually modifying elements, leather from what kind of visuals has a role in the whole mechanism; – in a different way, in the capacity of a free transformer of normative attributions in a practical capacity, as a person may be competent without any kind of re-code, it will be quicker at any hour, because of the decisions of the submission of the law.). Given the global crisis following the WHO declaration of a pandemic due to the spread of coronavirus infection COVID-19, the priority of the mechanism of administrative and legal support of the individual's right to health care is to establish the primacy of human rights as an integral part of all prevention, control, deterrence and treatment COVID-19 and other diseases.

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