النظام القانوني للإدارة المحلية في التشريع الليبي دراسة في القانون رقم (59) لسنة 2012مـ بشأن الإدارة المحلية ولائحته التنفيذية

Abstract

This study reviews the subject of Libyan administrative organization, in accordance with the provisions of Local Administration Law No. (59) of 2012 and its executive regulations, in an attempt to shed light on its organizational and functional aspects, in terms of levels of local administration, methods of its formation and powers, the legal system for members of its councils, and the oversight of the central authority. Accordingly, the local administration system represents the core of the administrative organization in Libya, and keeps pace with the political and social development in Libya, especially after the February 17 revolution, and the trend towards adopting decentralization, by establishing local administrative units, enjoying a moral personality, administrative and financial independence, under the control and supervision of the central authority, which is run by people elected from among the local population, as the policy of decentralization has now become one of the necessities of the contemporary state, and a cornerstone in building a state of rights and law. With this policy, the local population is able to contribute to the management of their local affairs and the management of their daily issues, and at the same time reduces burden of central government