The article presents an analysis of selected principles of legislative techniques in the context of resolutions promulgated by local and regional government bodies. In the first part of the article, the basic differences between acts of local law and resolutions that are internally applicable are explained; later, the article focuses on presentation of doctrine disputes related to the proposition that a resolution on the principles of the legislative technique should be absolutely observed when making local laws. My opinion in this regard matches those views of the doctrine that reject obligatory nature of such resolutions, which is not in conflict with acceptance of reasonability of application by local and regional government bodies of rules set forth in such resolutions as rules of “good law-making” rules. The next part of the article describes the most recent changes in the context of regulations in question. The conclusion of the article emphasizes the need for absolute statutory regulation of the principles and procedure of promulgation of acts of local law, which will eliminate a significant part of the errors made by local law-makers when preparing not only universally applicable resolutions but also other types of resolutions.