The policy of the legislator in the legitimacy of disciplinary punishment

Abstract

The legislative policy in disciplinary punishments has its own specificity in the disciplinary field، especially in terms of the legitimacy of violations، in which jurisprudence was divided between supporters and opponents of codifying them. Until it takes another direction in its policy to cover the shortfall in the legitimacy of violations، such as defining disciplinary violations in general terms، as well as trying to define them accurately and link them to disciplinary penalties in special disciplinary laws، or arranging some penalties for repeat violations، all within the limits of not infringing on constitutional rights and achieving Balance between management effectiveness and employee guarantees، in order to achieve visions of a narrow scope، represented in the permanence of the functioning of public utilities، and another of a wide scope، represented in achieving the public interest .