Annotation

The purpose of the work is to consider state corporations as subjects of state control and supervision. The emphasis is placed on the fact that currently only Rosatom and Roscosmos are endowed with such functions, although the law does not restrict the right of other corporations to do so. The author analyzes the current legislation regulating the organization and conduct of control and supervisory activities named by the state corporation. In addition, an analysis of the results of state control and supervision was carried out. It is concluded that the lack of scheduled inspections of licensees of space activities leads to the fact that control over compliance with licensing requirements is significantly weakened. As a result, there is a risk that potential violations may go unnoticed. This, in turn, calls into question the effectiveness of the state licensing and control system and may lead to failure to achieve the key indicator. The high efficiency of state control and supervision by the Rosatom State Corporation is noted, especially for the construction and reconstruction of facilities of federal nuclear organizations. It is concluded that it is necessary to carry out scheduled inspections in the field of compliance with licensing requirements for space activities.