The role of constitutional diligence in addressing legislative omissions (Comparative study)

Abstract

The devotion of the legal security principle as the basis for the constitutional judge's work is a new tendency to address the constitutional response to the idea of legal security. The circle of this principle is completed to serve as the basis for the work of all the executive, legislative and judicial authorities. Since the legislative branch is required by the norms of legislation and the principle of legal security in its industry, constitutional norms are a source and reference for legal security. However, assurance of the constitutional norms of the legislature is not achieved unless it is clear and inconsistent. Legal security is achieved in those who address legislation clearly. Legislative texts must also be assured. Only the legislature is obliged to avoid the lack and ambiguity of its drafting of legislative texts so as to facilitate their application.