The expansion of parliamentary oversight to the constitution of mongolia and the introduction of a parliamentary investigation and scrutiny into the parliament

Abstract

In this article, the author is attempting to illustrate legislation and its effectiveness on parliamentary scrutiny and oversight of the parliament of Mongolia and make its findings and proposals to improve and sophisticate parliamentary scrutiny. In particular, the adoption of the Parliament's investigative powers to the State Great Hural (The Parliament of Mongolia) is a legal mean to ensure the existence of checks and balances between legislative and executive powers in accordance with the theory of the separation of powers based on the experiences of countries such as the United States, Germany and Japan.