Legal status of revolutionary institutions in Iran's administrative legal system

The revolutionary institutions, due to the authority of the public power, form an important part of the administrative organization in Iran. the legal status of the institutions in question was ambiguous, The legislator tried to create a legal personality by adopting the Public Accounts Act of 1366 and the Law on the List of Non-Governmental Organizations and Public Institutions approved in 1373. The grant of a new legal personality to these institutions also did not result in recognition of their legal status. the explanation of the legal status of revolutionary institutions can be effective in responding to them, realizing the principle of the rule of law and guaranteeing the rights of individuals in dealing with them; In this research, we have tried to study the subject in a descriptive-analytical manner, In conclusion, the conclusion that the requirement for the revolutionary institutions to comply with Articles (2) to (5) of the Public Accounts Law not only did not explain the legal status of these institutions, But also caused some problems in the administrative law system and oversight of the institutions under discussion due to the formation of a dual structure (revolutionary institution, the public non- governmental organization) for some of them. Since the dichotomy of the legal personality of these institutions has caused ambiguities in the employment system, their incomes, property and their monitoring. It seems necessary to create a single recruitment, financial and oversight system for them.