bekedtgøres

Bekendtgøres is a Danish verb meaning to promulgate or publish officially, such as a law, regulation, or decree. The form bekedtgøres is a common misspelling of the standard spelling bekendtgøres. The verb is used to indicate that a rule or legal act has been made public and thereby becomes officially known and, usually, enforceable.

The infinitive is at bekendtgøre, and bekendtgøres is the passive present tense, used when the item itself is being promulgated. The related noun is bekendtgørelse, referring to the official proclamation or notice. In formal texts, bekendtgøre or bekendtgørelse appear in contexts such as government publications, court rulings, and legislative documents.

Promulgation typically occurs through publication in an official gazette or similar public medium. In Denmark, such publication often takes place in the Lovtidende (the Official Journal), after which the regulation or law may take effect on a specified date or, if no date is specified, on the date of publication. The act of bekendtgørement thus marks the formalization and public accessibility of legal rules.

Use and significance: Bekendtgørelsen ensures legality and transparency by supplying the public with authoritative notice of legal rules. It is a standard procedural step in the adoption and implementation of Danish law and regulatory measures, signaling that the content is legally operative and subject to public scrutiny.

See also: bekendtgørelse, Lovtidende, offentliggørelse, lovgivning.