Kooperative und konsensuale Strukturen in der Normsetzung

The cooperative state attempts to manage its expanding tasks by integrating private parties into state functions. In this context, private parties also participate in legislative functions. They do so, for example, by taking part in parliamentary hearings as experts and interest groups, but also by concluding legislative contracts with the state. Thus the state does in fact put entire areas which are in need of regulation either partially or completely into the hands of private parties or organizations and in varying degrees reserves the right to take responsibility for the part which remains. In this work, the author systematizes these phenomena and examines their constitutional framework.