Tartibnoma

Tartibnoma is a formal set of rules, procedures, or guidelines issued by a government body, institution, or organization to regulate specific activities, behaviors, or processes. The term is widely used in Uzbek-speaking contexts and is often translated as regulation, rules and regulations, or code of conduct. The word combines tartib, meaning order or arrangement, with noma, a suffix that denotes a document or collection, reflecting its nature as an organized codification of rules.

Tartibnomalar are typically created to standardize operations within a particular domain, such as administration, education, industry, or public service. They can cover a range of topics, including administrative procedures, safety protocols, disciplinary rules, documentation requirements, and workflow processes. While they share similarities with laws or decrees, tartibnoma documents usually have binding authority within the issuing body or sector rather than general applicability across the entire legal system.

Creation and enforcement involve a formal process. A competent authority drafts the tartibnoma, often followed by an approval or endorsement from higher authorities. Once issued, it is promulgated through official channels and becomes a guideline for staff, students, or professionals. Compliance is typically monitored internally, and violations may result in disciplinary actions or administrative sanctions defined by the document or the broader regulatory framework.

Tartibnoma differs from general legislation in scope and reach, being more targeted and organizationally focused. It is designed to be clear, accessible, and regularly updated to reflect changing procedures, technologies, or organizational needs.