The right to initiate new legislation is vested in the deputies and the executive body - the Council of Ministers. The Judiciary is the third component within the political system. It is an autonomous power, with an independent budget. The judiciary is represented by the courts, the Prosecutor's Office, and the investigation authorities. Judges, assessors, prosecutors and examining magistrates are subject only to the law.
Jurisdiction is performed by district and military courts.
It should be performed by the Supreme Court of Causation, the Supreme Administrative Court, the Court of Appeal, but the last two are not yet established. The law makes no provisions for extraordinary courts. The courts guarantee equality and conditions for fair competition between the sides in the legal proceedings. The Chief Prosecutor exercises control and supervision over the legality of the activity of all prosecutors. The investigating authorities are incorporated in the system of judiciary power.