The Ratio of Licensing and Self-Regulation of Private Security Activities
In connection with the increasing role of the public law in the regulation of the provision of security services by private security organizations and the resulting formation of a significant number of prohibitions and restrictions in the provision of such activities at the present stage of the historical development of domestic civil law, it has become necessary to actively introduce and expand the use of private law methods of legal regulation of such activities. Taking into account the abovementioned fact, the legal nature of private security activity as a type of business activity is revealed, questions of the most complete definition of concepts of licensing and self-regulation of private security activity are touched upon. The paper presents the ratio of these categories by identifying common features and fundamental differences, and it is proposed to introduce self-regulation of private security activities in the existing special Federal regulatory legal act on such activities.