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Legal regulation of procurement activities in Russia, China and Mongolia: some aspects of financial control and anti-corruption

The article describes some of the features of legal regulation of public procurement in the Peoples Republic of China, Mongolia and the Russian Federation. In the article the key provisions of financial control and anti-corruption are highlighted and the priorities of state policy in these countries in the field of public procurement are noted. The legislation of China and Mongolia is analyzed from the standpoint of the possible use of their provisions to improve Russian legislation. So, the Chinese and Mongolian legislation, in contrast to the Russian, is more concise, has no reference character, etc. Purpose: All above confirms the relevance of further comparative legal analysis of the legislation of the Peoples Republic of China, Mongolia and the Russian Federation in the field of procurement. Conclusions obtained in the course of the study: To identify the distinctive points in the legal regulation of financial control and the application of measures of responsibility for crimes in the implementation of procurement activities in the Russian Federation, the Peoples Republic of China and Mongolia. Conclusions of the research: the legislation of Russia, Mongolia and China is improving methods of combating corruption offenses that are committed in the implementation of procurement activities. Despite the adoption of many legal measures, corruption crimes in procurement activities are committed quite often.