Részletszabály

Részletszabály is a Hungarian legal term that translates to "detailed rule" or "specific regulation." It refers to subordinate legislation that elaborates on the principles and general provisions set forth in a primary law or act. These detailed rules are typically issued by government ministries or other authorized bodies to provide practical guidance on how a broader law should be implemented and enforced.

In the Hungarian legal system, primary legislation, known as laws (törvények), establishes the fundamental legal framework and general principles. However, these laws often require further specification to be effectively applied. This is where részletszabályok come into play. They flesh out the details, define specific procedures, set standards, and outline the requirements for individuals, businesses, or authorities to comply with the overarching legislation.

Részletszabályok can take various forms, including government decrees (kormányrendeletek), ministerial decrees (miniszteri rendeletek), or other specific regulations issued by relevant authorities. They are subordinate to the laws they aim to implement and must not contradict them. The purpose of részletszabályok is to ensure clarity, consistency, and practical applicability of the law, making it easier for all parties to understand and follow legal obligations. They are an essential part of the legislative process, bridging the gap between general legal principles and their concrete application in everyday life.