Parliamentary control in the national security system

The authors note that national security as a condition of a state on being protected against internal and external threats, resistance to adverse external influences, and the provision of such internal and external conditions of the country, which guarantee the possibility of steady progress of society and its citizens, includes many methods, ways and means to ensure the stability of the constitutional order. One of the most important elements of the national security system is parliamentary control. Different approaches to the definition of the concept and content of parliamentary control in different countries are analyzed, taking into account the peculiarities and differences of legal systems.