FINANCIAL LAW MECHANISM OF STATE INNOVATIVE SECURITY ENSURING

The article examines individual scientific views on the legal mechanism for ensuring public policy and individual legal means that make up such a mechanism. It was found that in the domestic legislation there is no definition of the financial and legal mechanism for ensuring the innovative security of the state. The necessity of mandatory consolidation of an exhaustive list of legal means that are part of the financial and legal mechanism for ensuring the innovative security of the state has been determined. The author's definition of the financial and legal mechanism for ensuring the innovative security of the state is provided as a system of financial and legal measures of influence aimed at stimulating the creation, development and implementation of innovations in production, preventing potentially dangerous entities from the innovation sector, limiting the creation, development and implementation of innovations that pose a threat to national security and stimulate the development of a competitive environment for subjects of the innovation sphere. The main directions of the financial and legal mechanism for ensuring the innovative security of the state are analyzed and individual legal means of influence are proposed to increase the efficiency of such a mechanism. It is proposed to supplement the existing list of legal means of ensuring innovative security with such means as: partial restriction of the right to manage an enterprise by a potentially hostile participant (restrictive) partial restriction of the right to information about a business entity for potentially hostile participants (restrictive) creation of a list of potentially dangerous investments and investors (controlling). The importance of increasing the efficiency of restrictive means of the financial and legal mechanism for ensuring the innovative security of the state was emphasized in order to limit the activities of potentially hostile investors and introduce innovations into production that could pose a threat to national security. The necessity of emphasizing state support for the innovation sector on stimulating scientific organizations, while not stopping the stimulation of the introduction of critical innovations for national security in production by enterprises.