LEGAL BASIS OF STATE ADMINISTRATION TRANSFORMATION IN THE PROCESS OF RESTORATION OF INFRASTRUCTURE OF UKRAINE

The article examines separate areas of legal regulation of relations with the reconstruction of the infrastructure of our country. It is noted that in this process it is necessary for the state executive authorities to comply with the rules that are decisive for our partners, in particular the EU. The need to change the legal mechanism for organizing management relations on the basis of transparency, absence of corruption, etc. has been established. The Regulation on the Restoration Agency, which is a specialized state institution for the implementation of infrastructure restoration projects in our country, has been analyzed. The main tasks of the Recovery Agency have been determined, the implementation of which is at the same time a guarantee of successful international cooperation: the implementation of projects in the most affected regions, the introduction of procedures for the transparency and efficiency of the use of budget funds and international financial aid, overcoming manifestations of corruption in the system of public procurement, etc. In order to implement the recommendations of international institutions on overcoming corruption in the process of infrastructure restoration, the opening of the Anti-Corruption Office on the basis of the Reconstruction Agency is envisaged. Ways to improve the algorithm of the Agency's activities in terms of ensuring the management vertical with the participation of the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and their joint responsibility for the distribution of funds for reconstruction objects, as well as for the quality and efficiency of such reconstruction, have been determined. It is proposed to add Clause 7 to the Provisions on Reconstruction Agencies regarding: ensuring the openness of its activities by implementing an electronic reconstruction management system to familiarize citizens with complete public information on the progress of reconstruction projects and the identification of contractors through the public procurement procedure; invitation to control and supervisory activities of international institutions and public experts; involvement of local self-government bodies in the development of regional infrastructure restoration plans, etc.