Legal documents are divided into two categories: The first is legislation, which consists of general, abstract, and binding legal rules issued by the competent authorities. These legislations do not address a specific person or a particular incident but rather organize the behavior of individuals - both natural and legal - in society, defining their rights and obligations, establishing policies and powers of public facilities, and setting the regulations for work in all sectors and activities.

These legislations can only be issued through specific documents  which leads us to the second category of legal documents, namely Issuance Instruments. The aforementioned legislations can only be issued through issuance instruments, which will be detailed later.

Moreover, issuance instruments are not limited to legislation only but also cover other topics, including the organization of state affairs, the management of its agencies, the establishment of ministries, the appointment of ministers and deputies, among others.

Note: There is no regulatory text that governs the limits of each instrument and its specific jurisdiction, and what has been mentioned is a jurisprudential interpretation that reflects its practical reality.