PROSPECTS FOR IMPROVING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE GUARD SERVICE FOR THE PREVENTION OF VIOLATIONS ON THE TERRITORY OF PROTECTED FACILITIES

Abstract

This thesis analyzes the legal framework regulating the preventive activities of guarding services at guarded facilities in the Republic of Uzbekistan. It examines the provisions of national legislation, including the Law “On Guarding Activity” and the Code of Administrative Liability, with a particular focus on how clearly and consistently the preventive powers, rights and duties of guarding service officers are defined. The research identifies existing gaps and inconsistencies in the regulation of crime prevention and early detection of threats to public security within the territories of guarded facilities. Based on a comparative study of foreign best practices, the thesis develops scientifically grounded recommendations aimed at improving the legal mechanisms of preventive activity of guarding services, aligning them with democratic policing standards and strengthening public participation and oversight.