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According to the Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia, the Parliament of the Republic of Macedonia is a representative body of the citizens and the legislative power of the Republic is vested in it. The organization and functioning of the Parliament are regulated by the Constitution and by the Rules of Procedure. As a representative body, the Parliament decides on behalf of the citizens based on the will of the electoral body and of the trust during the time of its mandate, therefore, the Parliament is a lega...

The principle of separation of powers, explained more simply, means that the three basic functions (activities) of the state need to have different bodies: the one who approves the law should not judge and govern, and vice versa, thus, the one who judges must not approve the law or the one ruling should not judge. Each function must have its own particular organs, they must not all join in the hands of a man or a body. Among the fundamental values of the constitutional order of the Republic of Macedonia exhibited ...

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Macedonia in the process of decision making, regularly bases its decisions on the constitutional principles of separation of powers, rule of law, equality and non-discrimination, free elections and political pluralism, human rights and freedoms, freedom of the market, humanism, social justice and solidarity, as well as other principles. These principles are explicitly laid down in the Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia as the fundamental values of the constitution...