The Bill (Reg. No. 2108) introduces amendments to the Law, which define legal status, principles of organization, activity, termination of authorities, and liquidation of the bodies of public self-organization.
Inter alia, the Bill extends and specifies the principles of activity of the bodies of public self-organization. The Bill envisages that the council defines the territory for activity of the public self-organization body, due to the social and economic integrity of a village, a settlement, a city and the resolution of the meeting (conference).
Pursuant to the Bill, "the bodies of public self-organization are representative bodies of a micro community and a constituent of local self-government".
The Bill also establishes three administrative types of public self-organization bodies with distribution of authorities between the bodies of different levels on the grounds of negotiations.
Pursuant to the Bill, "the supreme public self-organization bodies, namely, village, settlement, district in the city boards, with a status of a business entity are established in the cities and districts in the cities that lack local self-government bodies".