Abstract

This analysis of the subjective scope of liability for a violation of public finance discipline in public procurement indicates the need to revise the normative approach to the liability of individuals representing entities outside of the public finance sector. It seems that the direction of future legislative solutions should be to limit liability to the group of people representing public finance sector entities. Shaping the structure of liability for a violation of public finance discipline in this way would help preserve its special, administrative and disciplinary character.