The article provides an analysis of the correlation of the activities of self-regulating organizations in the construction sector, designed according to the legislator's plan to ensure the improvement of the quality of construction work through the mechanism of replacing licensing with the issuance of a permit on the right to conduct construction work. The low efficiency of the current legal mechanism for delegating the state control and supervisory functions of construction supervision to self-regulating organizations is noted. The proposal to abandon the use of SRO in construction is justified, while retaining the exercise of supervisory functions exclusively for state construction supervision.
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